New NYTimes/CBS News polling has Mitt Romney with an edge over President Obama for the first time in their polling. The same poll shows 67% of those polled believe the President's decision on same sex marriage was politically motivated. The polls also suggests the same sex marriage decision is hurting the President with a small number of voters, but a small number is all it may take especially in swing states for Governor Romney to beat President Obama. Romney also leads Obama among independents and women... continue reading »

New fallout today from the losses at JP Morgan. You'll remember CEO Jamie Dimon says a stupid mistake led to a $2B loss (and could lead to more losses). Now we learn at least three executives will leave the company this week. It's raising new questions about how much oversight the banks are getting... continue reading »

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A surprising development in the busted terror plot targeting a U.S.-bound airliner. Turns out the suicide bomber sent on the mission by Al Qaeda was a double agent. The New York Times calling it "an extraordinary intelligence coup." It's raising some new questions, though, about how much federal officials revealed.. or did not reveal.. about the plot. Catherine Herridge is on that today.

1000EDT -- House Judiciary Cmte holds FBI Oversight hearing with FBI Dir Mueller testifying. LIVE

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New polling out this morning from USA Today/Gallup. In their polling of 12 battleground states, they are showing the contest has narrowed with the President and Mitt Romney essentially tied (statistically). Lots of good info on the economy issue and likeability.

Mitt Romney is holding a campaign rally today in Cleveland, Ohio. Carl Cameron watching the race.

The President is again pushing for Congress to stop a hike in student loan interest rates. The Senate scheduled to take it up today... continue reading »

Hillary Clinton right now wrapping up a trip to China with a news conference in Beijing. The Secretary of State has urged China to take more responsibility for some of the world's biggest problems including Iran, North Korea, Syria and Sudan. Meantime, the U.S. State Department says it did everything it could to help blind activist Chen Guangcheng.. China now says he can apply to "study abroad." You'll remember he holed up in the U.S. embassy after escaping house arrest. U.S. officials have said he decided on his own to leave the embassy in a deal worked out by China and the U.S... continue reading »

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One of our biggest fans - Clint's niece, Clare - wants to wish you a Happy Tuesday!

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It's been one year since the U.S. killed Usama bin Laden in a raid inside Pakistan. Dominic Di-Natale is in Abbotttabad, Pakistan at the scene of the raid. Catherine Herridge asks if we are any safer one year later. We'll also talk with Seth Jones about what we've learned and any progress we've made.

There are reports that high level officials from China and the U.S. are hammering out a "deal" to possibly secure U.S. asylum for a blind Chinese legal activist who fled house arrest.. and into the U.S. embassy... continue reading »