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Syria chemical weapons: Pentagon weighs evidence, plans response

Pentagon officials say they are still trying to confirm reports that Syria has used chemical weapons against civilians, but that they are preparing a military option for any outcome.

Senate, House pursue sharply different paths to immigration reform

Backchannels Should use of chemical weapons in Syria be a 'game changer?'

White House all but sure Syria used chemical weapons – but needs to be sure

John McCain: 'some optimism' for a more bipartisan approach in the Senate (+video)

John McCain: focus on flight delays shows 'upside down' sequester concerns

US charges against Boston bombing suspect allow for death penalty (+video)

Boston Marathon bombing: the blame game begins

Boston Marathon bombing moves from solidarity to partisan politics

'Shame on you!' Gun vote shamed by Obama, Giffords, Maisch

Pentagon sends troops to Jordan to counter Syria chemical weapons threat

Decoder Wire Four reasons the Senate gun control bill may be kaput

Can US-Russia relations get back on track after human rights blacklists?

Is the National Rifle Association beginning to lose its clout? (+video)

How Chuck Schumer plays the congressional chessboard

US names 18 Russians as human rights violators. What happens next?

Senate ends gun control filibuster, but GOP still skeptical of bill

New cybersecurity bill: Privacy threat or crucial band-aid?

North Korean missiles: Could US shoot them down? (+video)

USA Update Newtown family members entreat Congress over need for gun controls

Gang of Eight seem on the verge of bipartisan immigration bill

Dempsey: Pentagon prepared for potential North Korean action

Rubio: Immigration deal still needs hashing out

Business, labor reach immigration deal on guest workers. Will it stand?

Conservatives showcase diversity and divisions at annual CPAC rally (+video)