Syrian state media: Obama's Congress request is a "retreat"
Obama's reluctance to take military action stems from his "sense of implicit defeat," Assad regime mouthpiece newspaper says
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Obama's reluctance to take military action stems from his "sense of implicit defeat," Assad regime mouthpiece newspaper says
President Obama announces he has decided to launch a military strike on Syria - and that he will seek congressional approval to do so
President called advisers into Oval Office Friday night to tell them he was reversing course on seeking congressional approval
As the president made the case for military action, protesters were outside the White House calling such move illegal and immoral
Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick condemns president's health care, energy policies, says Republicans want to eliminate "roadblocks" to growth
Kerry laid out evidence that has the U.S. intel community believing with "high confidence" that Assad's regime was behind a Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack
Most leaders of national security committees support limited strikes, but there is more opposition among the rank and file
The president's "red line" drawn last year has led to the brink of military action against Syria
It is believed to be a first for a member of the Supreme Court to officiate at a same-sex wedding
Bob Filner is no longer mayor of San Diego, stepping down amid allegations that he sexually harassed women
Federal judge found in May that Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office singled out Latinos and deputies unreasonably prolonged detention
Fox News host apologized for incorrectly stating that no Republicans were invited to participate in a ceremony marking the march's 50th anniversary
Secretary of state addresses war-weary nation, laying out evidence that shows with "high confidence" that Assad used chemical weapons
U.S. actions "on very sustained momentum," CBS News' Major Garrett reports; president building case as "some sort of military punishment must be exacted"
Despite his distaste for Bashar al Assad, the former president refuses to be "roped in" to a debate over intervention in Syria