Reid warns Syria, Russia against a chemical weapons "ploy"
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says Congress will watch the negotiations over Syrian chemical weapons "very closely"
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says Congress will watch the negotiations over Syrian chemical weapons "very closely"
Christians in Syria worry if Assad loses power to Islamist rebels, they may be forced out of the country
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Damascus on the reaction to a possible U.S. military strike in Syria
As the debate over military action in Syria roils U.S. politics, CBS News' Charlie Rose previews his interview with the Syrian president
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer is the only U.S. network correspondent inside Syria, and she spoke with members of the pro Assad militia who warned against a U.S. attack
President Obama distinguishes the debate over a Syrian chemical attack from the faulty claims about weapons of mass destruction prior to the Iraq war
Citizens of civil war-torn country living in constant fear, uncertainty
Spokesman for the Syrian National Council alleged that the Assad regime has moved chemical warheads
Syrian Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad spoke with CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer about how his country would respond to a U.S. strike
Syrians living in Damascus react with relief over Obama's decision to wait for congressional approval on military strike
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from Damascus on the Syrian rebels' response to President Obama's decision to strike Syria
Syrians living in the capital Damascus are preparing for a potential U.S.-led military strike by stocking up on food and essential supplies
Syrians in the capital, Damascus, are relieved that President Obama did not announce that a strike has been launched
President Obama says he has not made a final decision to launch a military strike in Syria, but it will be limited in scope if he does
Humanitarian resources are dwindling as rebel fighters continue to squeeze Syria's refugees
CBS News correspondent Elizabeth Palmer reports from the southern front of Syria's war
Mohammed and Khaleel Turani didn't see a future in Damascus, but starting fresh in Germany could have cost them their lives
If extremist group gains full control of refugee camp, they can potentially threaten the heart of the capital
The World Food Program says it's taking in less money and warns that it "can't function in emergency mode for too long"
President Trump told GOP senators that "we must get the government back open soon and really immediately" on Day 36 of the shutdown. Follow live updates here.
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