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  1. Exclusive: Dan Quayle on Obama's handling of recent scandals

    Former vice president on 'Your World'

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  3. Fears of new arms race in bloody Syrian civil war

    Russia plans to arm Assad regime with sophisticated anti-aircraft weaponry

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  5. Panel Plus: 5/19

    Watch the ‘FOX News Sunday' panel, Brit Hume, Kirsten Powers, Karl Rove and Dennis Kucinich as they discuss Benghazi, in our web exclusive Panel Plus

  6. Scandals impact Obama's second term agenda

    Will the president's administration survive recent blows?

  7. Who drove editing of Benghazi talking points?

    What do released e-mails, documents reveal?

  8. 100 pages of Benghazi e-mails released by White House

    James Rosen reports from Washington, D.C.

  9. Perfect storm of scandals drowning Obama agenda

    Karl Rove on the how Benghazi and the IRS and Department of Justice-AP scandals threaten Obama's ability to govern

  10. Reaction to documents released on Benghazi

    'Special Report' All-Star panel weighs in

  11. What do Benghazi documents, e-mails reveal?

    James Rosen reports

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  1. NSA chief will try to declassify more details to Congress

    Gen. Alexander claims program stopped 'dozens' of attacks

  2. Rice Nomination Draws Scrutiny

    National security analyst KT McFarland on the recent appointment under the Obama Administration that will impact the country's defense strategy.

  3. Susan Rice 'failing up' in Obama administration?

    President promotes U.N. ambassador to key national security position

  4. President Obama announces national security team shakeup

    Names Susan Rice as national security advisor

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  7. New calls for release of more Bin Laden documents

    Catherine Herridge reports from Washington, D.C.

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