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White House has been walking a tightrope of ongoing military operations they say aren't geared toward regime change in Libya
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White House has been walking a tightrope of ongoing military operations they say aren't geared toward regime change in Libya
Karger makes his formal announcement on Washington Unplugged, explains how he can change the Republican Party for the better
Former defense secretary says Obama administration lacks a clear plan in Libya because coalition is determining course of action
Republican says U.S. mission is not clear, asks for assessment of scope, objective and purpose of offensive
Democrats go on offense to promote health reforms one year after they were signed into law
Commonwealth's Republican governor tells CBSNews.com Puerto Ricans have sacrificed for U.S. and deserve a seat at the table
Safety advocates say if they were, they'd often save kids caught vehicle "blind spots"
After air strikes in Libya, some world leaders are saying President Obama no longer deserves his Nobel Peace Prize
Influential editor who pushed Palin on national stage says she "probably shouldn't be the Republican nominee for president"
Crossroads GPS launches website to put together information collected through freedom of information requests, spotlight unfulfilled requests
Trump, still coy about 2012 presidential bid, heads to Iowa in June
Hearing comes two weeks after House panel on the radicalization of Muslims, Sen. Dick Durbin says it's in response to "spike in anti-Muslim bigotry"
On the anniversary of the law, Republicans promise to fully repeal Democrats' reforms if voters come through for them in 2012
In interview, Clinton defends Obama's Libya policy, says she'll stay through beginning of second term (if Obama is re-elected)
Former Minnesota governor tells Katie Couric he was "honored" to be considered