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Latest revelations will do little to soothe fears that oversight of government surveillance is lacking
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Sen. Leahy makes history by day, develops photos by night
The most senior U.S. senator opens his 11th public photo exhibition, offering glimpses into his exclusive perch on history
Report: NSA spying broke privacy rules numerous times
Washington Post: Most of the infractions involve unauthorized surveillance of Americans or foreign intelligence targets in the United States
Worker: San Diego mayor made suggestive comments
Peggy Shannon said Thursday at a news conference that she cried when Bob Filner kissed her on the lips in January and feared going to work
Obamacare targets "Young Invincibles" demographic
About 2.7 million people between 18 and 35 need to enroll with program in order for the Affordable Care Act to work
What's at stake for the U.S. in the Egypt crisis?
Scott Pelley speaks with national security analyst Juan Zarate and WH correspondent Major Garrett about the administration's response to the deadly Egyptian crackdown
Why Michelle Obama said bye to her bangs
In an interview with Parade, the first lady talked about her hair, race relations and whether she'll run for president
Hagel aims to blunt Obama remarks on military sexual assault
Defense attorneys have been using the president's words to get assault charges dismissed
Bush daughter hopes Hillary Clinton runs in 2016
Barbara Bush tells People she hopes the "unbelievably accomplished" former secretary of state makes another run at the White House
Christie pressed to approve medical marijuana law
"Please don't let my daughter die, governor," says N.J. father whose daughter suffers from severe form of epilepsy
Obama: Violence in Egypt "needs to stop"
As criticism of U.S. response builds, President Obama strongly condemns Egyptian military's crackdown on protesters
Aide: Obama played cards to pass time during bin Laden raid
Obama had previously revealed that there were "big chunks of time" where "all we were doin' was just waiting" that night
Despite focusing on the economy, Obama's approval slides
A new poll shows Americans' approval of the president's economic leadership has fallen 7 points to 35% since June
With or without Congress, immigration reform moves along
As Congress debates immigration reform, undocumented youth have embraced Obama's program giving relief from the threat of deportation
White House addresses Obama rodeo clown controversy
White House spokesman says the controversy stirred by a rodeo clown impersonating Obama is not one of Missouri's "finer moments"
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