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The 'Argo' effect: Film could stoke suspicions about Americans abroad (+video)

The Oscar-winning film 'Argo' tells of how CIA operatives posed as a film crew to free hostages in Iran in 1979. The film could reinforce impressions in some countries that Americans are government agents.

Will Oscar host Seth MacFarlane be asked back? Probably not.

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Though likely to be confirmed, McCain questions Hagel's qualifications

How US military plans to carry out Obama's 'pivot to Asia'

Decoder Wire Will Republicans regret the decision to delay Chuck Hagel's nomination?

Why Republican delay isn't likely to stop Chuck Hagel confirmation (+video)

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The Monitor's View A soft response to North Korea nuclear test (+video)

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He loves maps and Vietnam. That may put him in the eye of a storm.

Alabama hostage rescue: why some secrets will remain in the bunker

Alabama standoff over but FBI mum on how boy was rescued

Alabama standoff: week-long hostage ends, boy safe, kidnapper dead

Chuck Hagel: Filibuster in store for Obama nominee?

Boy and Girl Scouts in Afghanistan?

After his rough Senate hearing, Chuck Hagel gets a boost from backers

Alabama hostage standoff: new details emerge about kidnapper

Politicians and guns: Why it's important that Obama shoots skeet

Alabama bunker standoff: Did politics set Jimmy Dykes off?

N.Y. Times hacked: How large is China's campaign to control, intimidate?

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