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David Petraeus affair: Congress still wants him to testify, as questions grow

David Petraeus will not appear before Congress this week about the attack in Benghazi, Libya. But as more revelations come out about his affair, lawmakers say they still want to hear from him at some point.

GOP confronts 'angry white guy' problem by rethinking immigration amnesty

How the 2014 elections tip prospects for a 'grand bargain' on US deficits

Decoder Wire Presidential debate: Do new reports on Libya change the story?

By taking Benghazi blame, will Hillary Clinton help or harm Obama?

Hillary Clinton shoulders blame for Libya consulate security

Congress exits Washington to hit campaign trail

Syrian crisis: the case for the US to intervene now – or not

Republicans say Harry Reid was lying in statement about Mitt Romney's taxes

Defense cuts: Should defense firms notify workers of looming layoffs?

GOP roadshow: Senators pound on need to stave off defense cuts

Dreaded sequester looming, Congress demands White House identify cuts

GOP conservatives scramble to take government shutdown off the table

What will federal budget cuts mean for local economies?

Congress's dirty secret: behind scenes, it's working to fix problems

Is the Obama health-care law a huge tax increase?

Senate committee cuts Pakistan aid over doctor's conviction

Secret Service now investigating El Salvador trip

Panetta says US ready on Syria if required

Opinion Senate resolution on Iran may be bipartisan, but it could lead to war

Louisiana primary keeps Santorum’s hopes alive as Gingrich, Paul fade

GOP presidential race seems close, but Mitt Romney has the numbers

Backchannels Joe Scarborough implies General Dempsey unfit to lead joint chiefs

Why Israel's Netanyahu doesn't fully trust Obama on Iran

Backchannels The Iran war party, Feb. 23