Rebels seek advantage from pending U.S. strike on Syrian regime
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Damascus on the Syrian rebels' response to President Obama's decision to strike Syria
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CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Damascus on the Syrian rebels' response to President Obama's decision to strike Syria
Secretary of State John Kerry stresses the need for military action in Syria, presses Congress to authorize the use of force
Sens. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., and Tim Kaine, D-Va., discuss how Congress will approach a vote authorizing a military strike on Syria
President to seek approval from Congress before launching a military strike on Syria
Watch: President Obama said he will seek congressional approval for the U.S. to take military action against Syria in response to a chemical weapons attack
President says, after consultation with national security team, he has decided to attack Syrian regime in retaliation for chemical attack
Syrians in the capital, Damascus, are relieved that President Obama did not announce that a strike has been launched
President Obama says he has not made a final decision to launch a military strike in Syria, but it will be limited in scope if he does
President Obama recognizes that Americans are weary of involvement in foreign wars but says we must respond to Syrian chemical attack
The decision to launch a military strike against the Syrian regime could have unpredictable regional and global consequences
Secretary of State John Kerry emphasizes the international coalition that has condemned the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons
President Obama says the U.S. is considering a "wide range of options" in response to the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons
Secretary of State John Kerry's full remarks on the chemical weapons attack in Syria and the response from the U.S. and the international community
If the U.S. strikes Syria after concluding that the regime used chemical weapons, it may have to do so without its closest international allies
Secretary of State John Kerry says the U.S. and the international community must respond to the Syrian government's use of chemical weapons
Secretary of State John Kerry details the intelligence pointing to chemical weapons use by the Syrian government
White House spokesman Josh Earnest refutes comparison between the debate over the Iraq war and the current debate over military action in Syria
White House spokesman Josh Earnest says intelligence assessments point to chemical weapons use by the Syrian government
President tells "PBS NewsHour" his administration has "concluded" the Assad regime used chemical weapons against civilians in Syria
The U.S. and its allies are moving to military engagement with Syria -- but will the United Nations sign on?
Vice President Joe Biden says there is "no doubt" that Syrian President Bashar al Assad was responsible for the Aug. 21 chemical weapons attack near Damascus
White House spokesman says United States must respond to the use of chemical weapons in Syria because not doing so would threaten U.S. security interests
Holly Williams reports from Hatay Province, Turkey, near the border with Syria
Secretary of State John Kerry says it's clear the Syrian government used chemical weapons against its people, and it must be held accountable
Press secretary Jay Carney would not rule out the use of military force amid "little doubt" that chemical weapons were used by the Syrian government