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Rep. King: U.S. Amb. to U.N should resign
Rep. Peter King calls for U.S. ambassador Susan Rice to resign for what he says was misleading comments about the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya.
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U.S. intel revises Libya attack assessment
The U.S. intelligence community now calls the attack in Libya a "deliberate terrorist assault." Suzanne Kelly & Fran Townsend discuss.
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Lincoln Memorial's reflecting pool woes
CNN's Lisa Sylvester reports on how a $34 million renovation left Lincoln Memorial's reflecting pool infested with algae.
Education reform as campaign issue
Lisa Sylvester reports on the differences between Obama and Romney on education.
Rep. Todd Akin defies the GOP
Rep. Todd Akin defies GOP and stays in his race, compromising chances of a GOP-won Senate majority. Dana Bash reports.
Fact check: Obama, Romney China ads
Brian Todd fact-checks the latest Romney and Obama ads, accusing each other of being weak on China trade.
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New laws' impact on Latino vote debated
A new report says 10 million Latino voters could be affected this November, but that number is stirring controversy.
'SNL' spoofs undecided voters, Romney
CNN's Wolf Blitzer takes a look at some of "Saturday Night Live" political spoofs which includes voters and Mitt Romney.
'Abnormalities' found in dead panda cub
A baby panda cub dies just a week after her birth at the National Zoo. CNN's Sandra Endo reports.
Obama bobblehead visits final frontier
A group of Obama supporters launches the president's bobblehead into space as a fundraiser. CNN's Jeanne Moos reports.
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