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U.S. military sources serving in North Africa are challenging the latest White House claim that the administration is applying "all the resources" at its disposal to bring the Benghazi attackers to justice, charging instead that the Obama administration knows who is responsible but is not acting. "They have let it slip by because of politics, and now we've taken all the correlation we had and dropped the ball because of risk (aversion) -- and now the security in Libya is more fragile than ever," one U.S. special operator told Fox News. The source, speaking on condition of anonymity, confirms that U.S. forces have tracked the alleged attackers since October but have since lost the trail of some of them, as no one up the chain of command would authorize them to capture or kill the targeted militia members. Sources who have worked in and around Benghazi since last October spoke out after White House Press Secretary Jay Carney repeatedly said at a briefing more than a week ago that the adm...
GOP senator reacts to words from top White House adviser on Benghazi investigation
President Obama will announce Thursday that the White House plans to lift the ban on sending detainees from Guantanamo Bay to Yemen, Fox News confirms, a move that c...
"I think a lot of federal employees do their work under the radar."-- Colleen Kelley , president of the National Treasury Employees Union, which represents more than...
At first glance Roger Goodell's latest proclamation was one of those politically correct empty statements that could make embattled White House press secretary Jay C...
White House press secretary invokes question about Pres. Obama's birth certificate when asked about the controversy surrounding HHS secretary's fundraising efforts for the Affordable Care Act
White House changes story on IRS scandal. Immigration package nears key vote. Are high skill workers complicating the immigration deal?
White House responds to tornado crisis
Report: Justice Department has seized phone records of numbers tassociated White House staffers and Fox News reporters besides James Rosen
Response to new info on chain of command
Reaction from The Hill's A.B. Stoddard
Lawmakers want Justice Department to get federal court's approval before seizing journalists' records
The President's problematic plumbers. Team Obama reconsiders strategy. Plus - What's next for house investigators on IRS?
Voters are concerned about the Internal Revenue Service's targeting of conservative political groups for unfair treatment, and over half think the White House either...
Reaction from National Review's Jonah Goldberg
President Barack Obama is showing singer-songwriter Carole King that she has friends at the White House.In the East Room on Wednesday night, Obama is presenting the ...
Former Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham on efforts to get the President to approve the Keystone Pipeline.
Austan Goolsbee defends the Obama administration
Bernie Goldberg examines the media’s coverage of scandals
One of my favorite cartoon strips in The New Post, Mallard Fillmore, had a beauty Tuesday . "In retrospect, I knew we handled Benghazi all wrong," a jug-eared Presid...