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Monitor Breakfast Two Senate immigration reformers outline benefits to US ... and the GOP

Sens. Jeff Flake (R) and Michael Bennet (D), who helped craft bipartisan legislation now before the Senate, predict economic and political benefits if Congress enacts immigration reform.

NSA surveillance foiled 'dozens' of terror plots, agency chief says (+video)

Will government probe of AP phone records cost Eric Holder his job?

Officials seize AP's phone logs: What are they looking for?

Senate, House pursue sharply different paths to immigration reform

Immigration reform: How many new immigrants are we talking about?

USA Update Mississippi man charged in ricin attacks was an Elvis impersonator

USA Update Suspicious letter for Obama surfaces, after one for senator tests for ricin

Bipartisan deal on background checks: Biggest gun control win yet?

Immigration reform: where things stand now

Gun trafficking bill passes Senate panel. Is that it for Obama gun agenda?

Gun control: This time, it's bipartisan

A Cuba beyond the Castros? (+video)

Decoder Wire Which gun control measures are gaining momentum in Congress? (+video)

Domestic violence bill passes Senate: Is GOP chastened by Election 2012?

Gun debate 101: Doesn't US already have laws against gun trafficking?

Gun control: inklings of a compromise in the Great Gun Debate (+video)

Hawaii's Inouye was current longest-serving senator, war hero

Influential Hawaiian senator Daniel Inouye dies (+video)

Obama says going after marijuana 'not a top priority' (+video)

Horizons Bacon number: Google turns the party game into a new Easter egg

Civics lesson from Justice O’Connor: Obama’s health-care remarks ‘unusual’

Questions about chief justice's health-care ruling could have lasting impact

Ethiopia's terror conviction of journalist raises doubts on free speech

Senate committee cuts Pakistan aid over doctor's conviction