January 12, 2017 Message to Iran? 3 years after ‘red line,’ Syria chem weapons charges unresolved Three years after President Obama’s infamous “red line” threat to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, charges of chemical weapons use inside the war-torn country persist -- in turn fueling concerns about whether Iran can be held to the newly struck nuclear deal.
January 12, 2017 'Major disconnect': Why no red flags in Clinton’s use of personal email? Hillary Clinton was emailing more than 100 government officials for four years on a personal account, a practice 'widely known.' So why no red flags?
January 12, 2017 Americans stuck in Yemen file suit demanding State Department, military rescue them Claiming the Obama administration turned its back on them, 41 Americans stranded in war-torn Yemen filed a federal lawsuit Thursday against the State Department and Defense Department for not evacuating them -- as fighting intensifies and U.S. allies launch airstrikes.
January 12, 2017 Obscure tip line at center of Benghazi dispute has history of big payouts for terror intel A little-known federal program that doles out millions for tips on terrorists is now in the spotlight after lawmakers questioned how it was being employed in the Benghazi attack investigation.
January 12, 2017 US caught between allies amid pressure to limit NSA The Obama administration is finding itself in a sticky surveillance situation.
January 12, 2017 One year later, families have few answers on Benghazi attack On the one-year anniversary of the brutal terror attacks in Benghazi, the families of the four murdered Americans are still no closer to the truth about what happened to their loved ones than they were 12 months ago.
January 12, 2017 Obama administration under pressure to turn attention back to Iraq As Al Qaeda-aligned insurgents make unprecedented post-war gains in Iraq, U.S. military officials and others in the Obama administration are keeping their distance.
January 12, 2017 Lawmakers urge new US strategy as Boko Haram rampages through Africa One of the most brutal and murderous Islamist militant groups has been steadily gaining ground, inflicting a streak of atrocities shocking by even their standards -- and it's not Al Qaeda or the Islamic State.
January 12, 2017 US often powerless when terror groups, rogue regimes hold Americans Judy Gross lives just minutes away from the corridors of power in the mightiest nation in the world, but her husband is in a jail cell some 1,200 miles away and no one seems able to help.
January 12, 2017 With same-sex marriage legal, State Dept. to phase out benefits for domestic partners The State Department is ending benefits for domestic partners. Why? Because now they can get married.