Topic: Peter King - CSMonitor.com

Libya attack: Not a problem of intelligence (+video)

Questions linger about the way the Obama Administration presented intelligence information following a violent attack in Benghazi, Libya last month. It appears now that from very early in their investigation U.S. officials had information implicating organized militants.

Backchannels Saudi's Al Qaeda intelligence coup and the perils of too much disclosure

Prostitution scandal now implicates twelfth member of military

Secret Service tries to quell outcry, scandal takes political turn

NFL deal reached: 'Football is back,' let the Brett Favre watch begin

The season for second chances

Obama to Philadelphia Eagles: Thanks for hiring Michael Vick

The man behind the mosque near ground zero: Who is Feisal Abdul Rauf?

Is ground zero mosque imam best choice for diplomatic mission to Mideast?

Tampa welcomes fans to the, well, Subdued Bowl