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Rachel Marsden: President Trump should revoke security clearances for anyone leaving the public sector. - Those speaking the loudest publicly about Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's desertion case have overlooked the consequences that his actions had on the unit he abandoned.
- Unsupervised, Donald Trump and Steve Bannon could bring the world closer to the brink of a nuclear holocaust.
- A chance encounter late at night at an isolated intersection in Nicaragua over a quarter of a century ago remains a vivid memory for Sean Callahan.
- Political pundits like to label gratuitous political gaffes as "unforced errors" — mistakes that come out of right field without warning or reason. Many conservatives misinterpret the president's — and his surrogates' — consistent, predictable actions as examples of such unforced errors.
- After endlessly trying to repeal and replace "Obamacare," the GOP has come up empty-handed. The health-care law appears to be gaining more public acceptance. So congressional Republicans are doing what they can to revive another old hobby horse — Benghazi.
- House Republicans plot yet another investigation related to Benghazi attack and its aftermath in strictly partisan effort to please political base
- A push by congressional Republicans Friday to increase pressure on the Obama White House over the 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi has put Baltimore Rep. Elijah E. Cummings back on the job as one of the administration's leading defenders.
- Jules Witcover writes that the Rice and Power appointments may signal a modest shift in the direction of human rights.
- Today is the International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. What better way to observe than to take a look at efforts to uncover where the hate is coming from.
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- The hearings on the Benghazi attacks only strengthened Hillary Clinton's stature as a possible 2016 presidential contender.
- Jules Witcover says the parting blast from Republicans probably won't do much to dim Secretary Clinton's star.
- Obama's nominees for the Pentagon and CIA deserve scrutiny, but senators must put substance ahead of politics in their deliberations.
- Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. surveys the political landscape, from the fiscal cliff to immigration to Benghazi
- Jonah Goldberg says accusations that the GOP is motivated by racism are absurd
- Sen. John Kerry would be a fine pick for Secretary of State, but the president's treatment of his UN ambassador remains puzzling
- Good morning and welcome to an extra robust Friday online trends report. So did you see that awesome Meteor Shower? No, I didn't either, but thanks to Internet our ignorance and laziness will not be punished because the photos are plentiful and popular. Thanks Internet!
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- Republicans are justified in challenging U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice
- Before GOP attacks Rice, they should remember Powell's claims on Iraq's weapons
- Obama administration, Rice included, need to come clean over Benghazi
- Once upon a time, the order of presidential succession was changed because the secretary of state was an unelected official; now it looks like it takes a political campaign to get that job, too.
- Rice attacks motivated by GOP desire to recapture a Senate seat
- Republicans' condemnation of Susan Rice is a political sideshow
