Raytheon Stands To Profit Big From A Syria Strike, But Personnel Safety May Outweigh Civilian Casualties
Raytheon's Tomahawk missiles are worth more than $1.4 million each.
Boehner Backs Obama Call For Action On Syria, But Is It Enough?
It's still unclear if the House Speaker can rally enough Republicans behind President Obama's Syria strike for it to pass the House.
McCain Meets Obama, Backs Strike Against Syria
The Arizona senator says it would be "catastrophic" were Congress to refuse authorization.
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks Marine Website, Saying US Is Supporting Al Qaeda
Syrian Electronic Army continues to deface western companies and government websites as the U.S. prepares for a military strike against Syria.
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Russia Sends Spy Ship To Syrian Coast, Unimpressed By Evidence Of Alleged Syrian Chemical Attack; Obama Administration Intensifies Lobbying For Congress Support
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US Sends Nuclear-Powered Aircraft Carrier USS Nimitz To Red Sea In Anticipation Of Military Strike On Syria
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UN Begins Analyzing Evidence Of Chemical Weapons Attack Amid US Announcement Of Military Action In Syria
The U.N. says it will not provide a timetable for its final report on the use of chemical weapons in Syria.
Some Democrats Worry Whether Military Action Is Required In Syria At This Time
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., is among those who still needs some convincing.
Syria News: GOP Leadership To Act On Military Action Week Of Sept. 9
The GOP leadership says this time frame gives the president time to make his case to Congress and the American people.
Obama on Syria Chemical Weapons Attack: 'I've Decided The US Should Take Military Action'
The U.S. president says Congress will debate and take a vote after it returns from recess Sept. 9.
Syria News: Obama To Deliver Statement At 1:15 P.M.
Obama is expected to speak on the crisis in Syria.
Government Shutdown 2013: Republicans ‘Can’t Afford To,’ Says AFL-CIO
Republicans will play games, but back down in the end because follow-through would hurt their donors, says AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka.
Immigration Reform 2013: White House Says Work Continues After Recess
Cecilia Muñoz, the president's point person on immigration, says she wants to make immigration reform a reality after the recess.
Putin Dismisses US Claims Of Chemical Weapons Use By Syria As Utter Nonsense; Challenges Washington To Present Evidence To UN Security Council
Russian President Putin challenges U.S. to present evidence of Syrian government’s use of chemical weapons to the U.N. Security Council.
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Syria Strike: Obama, Kerry Say U.S. Still Undecided On "Limited, Tailored" Action
As the week ends, Washington resorted again to harsh words against Syria, saying a strike would not look like the Iraq War.
NSA FISA Surveillance: Is Obama’s Latest Transparency Move A Trick?
The U.S. will release annual statistics about surveillance activities. But some think the stats will actually obscure the scope of operations.
White House, Republicans At Budget Impasse As Government Shutdown Looms
With vast differences between the GOP and White House, Republicans say there’s little reason to continue the negotiations.
Keystone XL Pipeline: Five Little-Known Facts About A Pipeline Designed To Move Crude Oil From Alberta, Canada, To The Texas Gulf Coast
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Syria Military Strike: Is US Preparing For Unilateral Action Against Syria After UK Pullout?
Administration officials say the US government will act in the country's best interests. Pentagon says it is “past the point of no return.”
IRS Tea Party Investigation: Partisan Bickering Takes Center Stage
As the IRS investigation in Congress drags on behind the scenes, the two sides each accuse the other of misrepresenting the facts.
US, Blocked At UN, Dismisses Need to Consult on Syria
Obama repeats threatening statements while Cameron faces Commons revolt on intervention.
Immigration Reform 2013: Napolitano Spread Arizona's 'Shameful Infection Of Nativism,' Say Day Laborers
The National Day Laborer Organizing Network calls on the next Homeland Security secretary to give more immigrants relief from deportation.
U.S. Stocks Could Open Higher Despite A Global Selloff Over Syrian Crisis
Global stocks sold off, on western intervention in Syria chatter; investors also debated the Fed's stimulus reduction comments.
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