Syria militia says U.S. attack would be "start of World War III"
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer is the only U.S. network correspondent inside Syria, and she spoke with members of the pro Assad militia who warned against a U.S. attack
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CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer is the only U.S. network correspondent inside Syria, and she spoke with members of the pro Assad militia who warned against a U.S. attack
Joe Cirincione joins "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss the unfolding situation in Syria
Obama is now preparing for a speech in which he'll try to convince the public and congress to back his plan to strike Syria's Assad dictatorship
After drawing a "red line" at the use of chemical weapons, the U.S. risks embarrassment by not responding to a Syrian chemical attack
Zarate: Concerns about the security of chemical weapons stockpiles could conceivably bring troops to Syrian soil
Democrats and Republicans are divided among themselves on the president's call for military action in response to a Syrian chemical attack
President Obama says he understands opposition to military action in Syria but says the world must respond to a chemical attack
Arizona Republican warns that other rogue regimes will be emboldened if America fails to respond to a chemical attack in Syria
South Carolina Republican adds that the vote in the House would "surely" fail if it were held today
California Democrat says other rogue regimes will be emboldened to defy the U.S. if we fail to respond to a chemical weapons attack in Syria
Maine Republican says she's concerned about the regional ramifications of U.S. military action in Syria
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., says any American military strike in Syria must hasten the fall of Syrian President Bashar al Assad
House Foreign Affairs Chairman Ed Royce, R-Calif., suggested President Obama hasn't fully accounted for all possible outcomes in his request to strike Syria
Where the use of chemical weapons is concerned, President Obama said, "I didn't set a red line, the world set a red line"
President Obama distinguishes the debate over a Syrian chemical attack from the faulty claims about weapons of mass destruction prior to the Iraq war
Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says he voted down the war in Iraq but supports the president's request to use limited military force in Syria
Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister said "armed groups" were behind Damascus attack which killed hundreds
Deputy Foreign Minister claims "armed groups" were behind Damascus attack which killed hundreds, and he challenges Washington to show evidence proving otherwise
House minority leader invokes a conversation with her grandson to explain her support for a strike in Syria
House speaker says after meeting with President Obama that despite initial skepticism, striking Syria is something "the United States, as a country, needs to do"
The president says by seeking congressional authorization for a "limited, proportional step" in Syria, lawmakers will be able to "shape" the message to send to President Bashar Assad
Syrians living in Damascus react with relief over Obama's decision to wait for congressional approval on military strike
Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., says he has not decided whether to vote to authorize the use of force in Syria
Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Calif., worries about the unintended consequences of a vote against military action in Syria
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., explains why he's troubled by the president's decision to seek congresssional approval of a strike on Syria