Inside Syria strike politics
Dickerson explains why some in Congress are uniting against potential Syria action and what the American people fear if the U.S. does strike
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Dickerson explains why some in Congress are uniting against potential Syria action and what the American people fear if the U.S. does strike
Obama administration working to persuade Congress to support military strike, but lawmakers' stands aren't breaking along party lines
Senate resolution would bar U.S. ground troops for combat operations and set a deadline for any action
The wife of Secretary of State John Kerry attended a Senate hearing on Syria, two months after she suffered a seizure
House Speaker John Boehner says he supports a strike in Syria, calls on colleagues to approve the president's authorization request
Senators behind delay in implementing law forcing a train safety technology into place receive generous donations from railroad industry
New Jersey senator says world is watching - especially North Korea and Iran - to see whether U.S. will retaliate for apparent chemical attack
Lawmakers have cut short their summer vacations to question administration about president's desire to launch military strike on Syria
The White House won support for its plan from two key Republicans Monday
Sen. John McCain says voting against President Obama's request to strike Syria "would be catastrophic"
His surprise decision to seek congressional approval before striking Syria is not part of the typical presidential playbook
Some express optimism that Congress will authorize the use of force in retaliation for a Syrian chemical attack; others aren't so sure
Former President George H.W. Bush's spokesman mistakenly released a statement about the death of the former South African leader
Predicting a tough debate, senators say the president must detail a strategy in Syria before Congress will OK a strike
Secretary of state says Congress should approve Syria strikes because "the credibility of the United States is on the line"