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Youngest state GOP chairman looks to appeal to 'buffet generation'
4 hours 23 minutes ago
When the chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party abruptly resigned two weeks ago to take a new job in Washington, GOP activists appointed Matt Moore, the party's former executive director, to replace their leader.
5 things about Frederick Douglass
6 hours 40 minutes ago
When a 7-foot bronze statue of 19th century abolitionist Frederick Douglass is unveiled at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday, the event will honor a figure whose political legacy looms large but whose personal life is lesser known.
Bergen: What U.S. learned from listening in on terror group calls
7 hours 21 minutes ago
Peter Bergen says Americans will have to decide if the yield of NSA-monitored calls justifies the invasion of privacy
Obama gets cheers when jacket comes off
7 hours 36 minutes ago
The crowd cheers President Obama when he decides to get a little more informal during his speech in Berlin.
5 key points from Obama's Berlin news conference
7 hours 39 minutes ago
After U.S. President Barack Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel discussed hot-button issues like America's surveillance programs during his visit to Berlin on Wednesday, the leaders addressed them with reporters.
Opinion: 50 years after 'Ich bin ein Berliner'
7 hours 46 minutes ago
President Obama will speak in Berlin one week before the 50th anniversary of the famous speech by President Kennedy.
Opinion: Why U.S. now needs Germany more than ever
11 hours 57 minutes ago
U.S. President John F. Kennedy's "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech delivered 50 years ago was well received by more than 100,000 Germans hopeful for America's steadfast support as Berlin came to symbolize one of the Cold War's main battlegrounds. As presidential candidate in the summer of 2008, Barack Obama had nearly twice that number of optimistic onlookers at Berlin's Victory Column who eagerly anticipated a new American outlook on questions ranging from climate change to nuclear disarmament.
Obama to call for up to one-third cut in nuclear warheads
12 hours 6 minutes ago
President Barack Obama will call for up to a one-third cut in nuclear warheads by the United States and Russia during a speech in Berlin on Wednesday, a senior administration official said.
Whistle-blower says he was targeted by IRS
Yesterday
P. Jeffrey Black bumped up against his bosses in the Federal Air Marshal Service, eventually becoming a whistle-blower and testifying to a closed-door congressional hearing before his retirement in 2010.
Shifting IRS polls contradict key deposition
Yesterday
Roughly half of all Americans now think the White House was behind the Internal Revenue Service decision to target conservative political groups -- a growing belief at odds with information recently provided to CNN by congressional investigators.
First lady, girls chow down with Bono
Yesterday
The first lady and girls take in Ireland's sights and find time to grab a bite with U2's Bono. Erin McLaughlin reports.
Pentagon says women in all combat units by 2016
Yesterday
The Pentagon unveiled plans Tuesday for fully integrating women into front-line and special combat roles, including elite forces such as Army Rangers and Navy SEALs.
NSA: Programs 'critical' for U.S.
Yesterday
NSA officials defended controversial snooping programs to skeptical lawmakers Tuesday. Dana Bash reports.
The people have spoken! Income inequality tops Change the List
Yesterday
Remember that scene at the end of that Facebook Movie ("The Social Network") when Mark Zuckerberg's character sits alone at a computer screen hitting the refresh button over and over again -- stuck in a loop of anxiety and longing?
From Cheney to China: 7 things we learned about Obama
Yesterday
As his popularity has dropped to 45%, the lowest in a year and a half, President Barack Obama talked with PBS' Charlie Rose.
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