GOP MIDDAY REPORT 09/11/2013

Russia hands Obama administration a plan for chemical weapons in Syria U.S. officials Wednesday will review a potential U.N. agreement from Russia to secure Syria's chemical weapons stockpile, Secretary of State John Kerry said.

Another year, another Benghazi pledge from Obama The White House on Wednesday pledged it would continue to pursue those responsible for the deaths of four U.S. citizens a year ago in Benghazi, Libya

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Congress wary of Russian diplomacy Diplomatic efforts to dismantle Syria's chemical weapons program have headed off -- for now -- the push for congressional approval of U.S. military airstrikes, sparing President Obama a potentially embarrassing rebuke of his foreign policy agenda.

Newly released documents show NSA broke privacy rules repeatedly National Security Agency database searches of Americans' phone numbers broke privacy rules for three years, a secret court ruled in newly released documents.

Russia to send Iran missile systems Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday ordered the shipment of five S300VM Antey-2500 surface-to-air missile defense systems to Iran.

Obama's Munich In August 2012, President Obama inadvertently set America up for war: He said that if Syria crossed a "red line" by using chemical weapons, that would amount to a "game changer". In August 2013, Syrian dictator Bashar Assad apparently did just that, gassing some 1,429 people in Damascus.

Voters pass judgment on Weiner, Spitzer comebacks Voters were not in a forgiving mood for two brash New Yorker whose careers were shattered by sex scandals.

Colorado voters remove gun control lawmakers from office Voters ousted two Colorado Democratic lawmakers Tuesday in the state's first ever legislative recall launched over their support for stricter gun laws after last year's mass shootings.