Officials on Benghazi: "We made mistakes, but without malice"
Obama administration officials acknowledge that mistakes were made the night of and in the aftermath of the Benghazi attacks
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Drone technology myths, facts and future feats
Sci-fi plots of self-aware drones launching malicious attacks on the world may be fantasy, but these flying machines do carry a number of safety ...
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WH Benghazi emails have different quotes than earlier reported
Republicans leaked quotes from White House emails they claimed proved facts were watered down; it turns out some quotes were ...
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Where is the Benghazi cover-up Republicans promised?
John Dickerson: White House Benghazi emails reveal little evidence of an effort to hide or spin what happened during the attack on a U.S.
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Spy capture or sleuth setup? Detention of alleged U.S. spy raises questions
Charlie D'Agata reports on the bizarre details of the expulsion of alleged U.S. spy Ryan Fogle from Russia
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WH releases e-mails showing changes to Benghazi talking points
E-mails reveal how the first draft of CIA talking points prepared for U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice watered down al Qaeda links to Benghazi ...
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Intel leak in AP probe "embarassing, bad" for CIA
CBS News senior correspondent John Miller talks the "grave" security leak that prompted a secret probe of the Associated Press' phone ...
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Video: Inside the AP phone records subpoena investigation
CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former deputy director of National Intelligence, discusses with the "CBS This Morning" co-hosts what's ...
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Video: Holder defends seizure of AP phone records
The Justice Department collected phone logs for 20 telephone lines used by more than 100 reporters and editors in an investigation aimed at finding ...
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A look at how Russia, U.S. still spy on each other
From Anna Chapman to Aldrich Ames, a look at some other cases of apparent spying between the old rivals
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