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Steve on America's News HQ

Rep. Frank Wolf, R-Va., is calling on the Obama administration to explain why the survivors of last year's deadly attack in Benghazi, Libya, were reportedly asked to sign non-disclosure agreements that prevent them from talking about the attack.

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Steve on CNBC's The Call

What should we expect from the U.S.-China Strategic and Economic Dialogue?

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Steve on Happening Now on Fox News

China benefits from Iraq's oil boom by becoming its biggest buyer of oil.

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Steve on America's News HQ


Credibility counts. Reports came out that 12 different versions of the Benghazi talking points were originated by the State Department in the days following the attack.

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Steve on America's Newsroom

Analysts are raising new concerns as the Syrian conflict intensifies. Is it in danger of becoming the next Somalia? Tom Peter also joined the conversation.

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Steve on America's Newsroom

Representative Ruppersberger, of the House Intelligence Committee, said the FBI went back to the Russians repeatedly seeking more information but got no response. Now there are questions about whether the Feds missed chances to nab the suspects.

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Steve on America's News HQ

Boston Bombings - Suspects called for Chechen independence. Investigators continue to hunt for answers and a possible motive.

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Steve on Happening Now

Police, citizens, and technology are credited after the quick capture of the marathon bombing suspect. Looking back, have counter-terrorism tools weakened in an era where we thought the tide of war was receding?

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Steve on America's Newsroom

A top U.S. commander warns that a nuclear Iran would spark an arms race

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