Today's Situation Room:
Wolf Blitzer delivers the most important breaking news and political, international, and national security stories of the day. Tune to The Situation Room weekdays 5-7pm ET on CNN.
MSNBC host sorry for mocking Romneys
An MSNBC host apologizes for poking fun at a family photo of the Romneys and their new grandkid, who is black.
Congress moves on after forgettable 2013
CNN's Dana Bash talks to U.S. senators about the past year's political gridlock on Capitol Hill.
Awaiting air rescue of ice-bound ship
Matthew Chance reports the latest on the rescue of the marooned research crew near Antarctica.
Train derailment causes fiery explosion
A train carrying oil in North Dakota derailed, causing a massive explosion.
Russia bombings raise Olympic fears
A pair of deadly blasts is raising questions about Russia's ability to handle security at the upcoming Winter Olympics.
Poll: Afghanistan war support at new low
While it's no secret that American public support for the war in Afghanistan is low, new numbers reveal just how low.
Report: NSA hackers intercept computers
A young generation of NSA hackers may be intercepting computer shipments and creating "dummy" web pages to monitor users.
GOP leaders dispute new Benghazi report
Republicans dispute a New York Times report that found no evidence of Al Qaeda involvement in the 2012 Benghazi attack.
"New Amsterdam": Colorado preparing for legal pot sales
2014 is just around the corner - and with it, the legal sale of marijuana in Colorado and Washington state. CNN's Ana Cabrera reports from Denver, where the state government and many businesses are hoping - and preparing - for millions in taxes and profit from the first year of sales.
U.S. sending Iraq weapons to fight al Qaeda
The U.S. is sending Hellfire rockets and drones to the Iraqi government to aid them in their campaign against terrorism. CNN's Elise Labott and Johns Hopkins University's Vali Nasr weigh in.
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