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John King: Clashes in Iran, disagreement in U.S.

The dramatic and at times deadly post-election fallout in Iran dominated the Sunday conversation. And as we watched more demonstrations on the streets of Tehran, the debate among key policy-makers in the United States centered on whether the Iranian regime was potentially near a tipping point and whether President Obama has been too cautious his handling of this major challenge.

'No one is above the law,' Holder says of torture inquiry

Attorney General Eric Holder said Wednesday that he would "follow the law" as he weighed potential prosecutions of Bush administration officials who authorized controversial harsh interrogation techniques.

Senate panel starts inquiry into CIA interrogation program

The Senate Intelligence Committee has launched a review of the Bush administration's controversial interrogation and detention program.

Senate panel to review CIA programs under Bush

The Senate Intelligence Committee is preparing a review of the CIA's controversial interrogation programs under the Bush White House, a Senate Democratic aide told CNN.

Senate committee backs Panetta as CIA chief

The Senate Intelligence Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to send the nomination of Leon Panetta as CIA director to the full Senate for confirmation.

Obama to name Panetta to lead CIA, Blair as intelligence chief

Leon Panetta, chief of staff in President Bill Clinton's White House, will be President-elect Barack Obama's choice to be CIA director, two Democratic officials told CNN on Monday.

Surveillance bill filibuster falls short in Senate

An effort to block a wide-ranging overhaul of U.S. wiretapping laws failed in the Senate on Wednesday, with opponents mustering only 15 votes against the bill in a procedural vote.

House approves overhaul of wiretap laws

The House approved a bipartisan plan Friday to overhaul the nation's wiretapping laws.

Senate report slams Bush over prewar intelligence

The Bush administration misused intelligence to build a case for the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq in 2003, the Senate Intelligence Committee said in a report issued Thursday.

Lawmakers want answers about destroyed CIA tapes

Top lawmakers are demanding to know why the CIA destroyed videotapes of interrogation techniques being used on terror suspects and who knew about it.

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