Does U.S. want Syria's president out?
CBS News anchor Katie Couric talks with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the U.S. response to Middle East uprisings
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CBS News anchor Katie Couric talks with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about the U.S. response to Middle East uprisings
After major foreign policy speech, critics hit president's proposal for Israeli-Palestinian peace process
Deal would extend Patriot Act for four years; unclear if rank-and-file will support it
Former House speaker says he isn't surprised by the rough start of his presidential campaign
Analysis: President's claims that United States is on the side of democratic reforms does not always square with its behavior in the region
President pledges U.S. support for reform movements; tells Syrian leader Assad to lead or "get out of the way"
Israeli Prime Minister gives a cool reception to President Obama's Middle East speech, a day before visiting the White House
Just 3 percent of Americans think the 9/11 mastermind is enjoying the company of virgins after his death, a Fox News poll shows
In a speech today, Obama said the future of the U.S. is bound to the Middle East and North Africa by economics, security, history and fate
President praises Syrian people for their courage in standing up to repression in a bloody crackdown that has killed hundreds
West Virginia Democrat tells Facebook representative that lack of social values speaks to company's lack of focus on privacy
After Dominique Strauss-Kahn's resignation as head of the IMF amid scandal, the battle to fill that powerful post heats up
Former Alaska governor says candidates must be ready for "gotcha trip-up questions," calls for Tea Party candidate in 2012 election
Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin lead GOP presidential pack, but little-known Herman Cain generates most enthusiasm among Republicans who have heard of him
John Dickerson: The problem with an "ideas candidate" is that he has ideas