The Department of Defense plans to release as many as 44 photos on May 28th thatshow detainees being held at prisons in Afghanistan in Iraq--the photos apparently depict abusive treatment and come just after the release of the Bush-era interrogation memos on enhanced interrogation techniques ---Catherine Herridge reports on the upcoming release and the possible fallout and concern inside and outside the administration. Former Vice President Dick Cheney (who talked with Neil Cavuto today weighed in on the topic too)

General David D. McKiernan led allied ground forces during the Iraq invasion in 2003 and was the top American commander starting in Afghanistan in June of '08.... but yesterday Secretary of Defense Robert Gates asked for McKiernan's resignationand nominated Lt. General Stanley McChrystal to take over his post. "Today we have a new policy, set by our new president," said Gates. "We have a new strategy, a new mission and a new ambassador. I believe that new military leadership also is needed." James Rosen has more on this story.. what's behind the move.. and what's the reaction inside the military and in Afghanistan. And who is Lt. General Stan McChrystal?

Major Garrett is covering the health care debate going on on Capitol Hill... today the Senate Finance Committee is set to meet to discuss the financial aspects of a health care overhaul and access to insurance for more Americans. President Obama met withbusiness and union officialsto discuss employer health care costs-- the politics of healthcare... it's only just begun.

Molly Hennenberg has the latest on the Supreme Court vacancy that the administration is close to filling -- and Carl Cameron is following Florida Governor Charlie Crist whotoday announced his plans to run for U.S. Senate in 2010. This is an important seat for the GOP -- trying to to hang onto the seat held by retiring Senator Mel Martinez (R).

Finally, the trustees for Social Security and Medicare are set to release the annual financialreport card today--many experts believe that due to the recession and the state of the economy the government programs could run out of funds sooner than previously expected. (years sooner we're just learning)

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