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USA Update Barbara Walters announces retirement: How she changed TV news (+video)

Barbara Walters was America's TV's first evening news anchor, but in addition to that, she set a standard for television journalism though her tireless work ethic.

Obama 'red line' on Syrian chemical weapons gets a bit grayer

Chemical weapons 101: Six facts about sarin and Syria’s stockpile

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

Chemical weapons in Syria? What Obama's high bar for proof could mean.

Tunisians yearn for the good old days of a strongman

Decoder Wire George W. Bush poll numbers up. Does America miss him yet?

Could chemical weapons in Syria force Obama's hand?

Canada alleges Al Qaeda plot from Iran, but Tehran's involvement unlikely (+video)

Two bishops kidnapped by rebels, says Syrian government

Terrorism & Security Pre-election violence rocks Baghdad, capped with cafe bombing today

Decoder Wire 'If babies had guns they wouldn't be aborted.' Is Rep. Steve Stockman serious?

For former Iranian 'terrorists,' a warm Washington welcome

On 10th anniversary of Baghdad's fall, Iraqis remain torn

Margaret Thatcher: 'This is no time to go wobbly' and other memorable quotes

Were chemical weapons used in Syria? UN team poised for probe.

The Monitor's View What made Margaret Thatcher special in her time

Opinion Think you know the Reagan and Bush era? Think again.

Iraq's Christians face hardship, but peaceful Easter also highlights promise

Iraq war: On the road to Baghdad for 17 days

Ten years after invasion, Iraq remains dangerously divided

Schwarzkopf memorial: Stormin' Norman honored at West Point

Backchannels WikiLeaks discover ties between Nigerian scammers and Straftor

The legacy of London's Iraq War march of 2003