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Benghazi Whistle-Blower Attorney: I Have More People Who Want to Testify, Including CIA Officials
Yesterday, Steve Hayes revealed that "several more" Benghazi whistle-blowers were considering coming forward, including CIA officials.
Fox-Promoted Claim That Benghazi Witness Was Threatened Falls Apart
After Fox News pushed a claim that a Benghazi witness had been "subjected to threats and intimidation" by State Department employees, the witness' lawyer admitted on the network that his client never said he had been threatened by anyone.
Bill O'Reilly: The Benghazi hearings in Washington today
There is no question, no question at all that the USA did not protect its Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three other Americans who were murdered by terrorists in Benghazi last September 11th.
David Freddoso: Without real journalism, 'you're on your own'
Witnesses Mark Thompson, the State Department's acting deputy assistant secretary for counterterrorism, Gregory Hicks, former deputy chief of mission in Libya, and Eric Nordstrom, the State Department's former regional security officer in Libya, prepare to testify before the House.
Early Prison Release for Enron's Skilling, Trump Hits New Low, and More
Hearing Things: The House on Wednesday began its GOP-led probe of September's deadly assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, with the testimony of three whistle-blowers who have challenged the Obama administration's explanation of events in the aftermath of the attack.
Airmen behind the scenes of Ironman 3
Staff Sgt. Mark Thompson was cast in the new Iron Man movie along with several other members of the 916th Air Refueling Wing at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base, N.C. The movie now claims the second largest box office opening weekend after the Avengers.
Moment of Truth: Will New Testimony Expose Benghazi 'Cover-Up'?
Republican lawmakers hounding the Obama administration for months over unanswered questions on the Benghazi attack will have their moment, on Wednesday, to demonstrate whether the internal response amounted to a cover-up -- as whistle-blowers give long-awaited testimony expected to challenge the White House's version of events.
High Profile Whistle-Blowers Set to Challenge White House Account of Benghazi Timeline
New developments were revealed over the weekend regarding the much-anticipated House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing scheduled for this Wednesday on the September 11,2012 attack on a U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
After eight months of stonewalling by the Obama administration, we finally may get some answers when three high-level State Department officials with close knowledge of the terrorist attack on the U.S. compound in Libya appear on Capitol Hill this Wednesday.
Clinton sought to keep State Department counter terror group 'out of the loop'
It seems apparent that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton deliberately tried to freeze out her own department's counterterrorism office during discussions about the Benghazi attack in order to minimize the possibility that the attack would be seen as a terrorist act.
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Three more officials to testify over Benghazi attacks
Source: CBS As the deputy chief of mission for the U.S. in Libya, Gregory Hicks was on the ground at the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli on September 11, 2012, when terrorists launched two attacks on American compounds in Benghazi.
Names of Benghazi Whistle-Blower Witnesses Revealed
Mark Thompson , Gregory Hicks and Eric Nordstrum will testify before a Congressional Committee on the Benghazi massacre this coming week.
Benghazi Rescue Bid Was Weakened, 'Whistleblower' to Testify, Issa Says
A rescue mission to save the U.S. ambassador to Libya and three other Americans was gutted amid the Benghazi siege, a "whistleblower" will testify Wednesday, said the head of the House oversight panel.
Police Blotter: Brighton woman injured in crash
Sgt. Mark Thompson of the Michigan State Police Brighton post said Catherine Giess, 63, was driving a 1993 Ford west on I-96 in the center lane when she drifted to the right, exited the roadway onto the right shoulder and struck the guardrail near Dorr Road in Genoa Township.
Matthew Stephen Johnston, of Greenacres, Eggborough, has appeared before York Crown Court and pleaded guilty to attempting to rob Jean Keenan on the morning of April 15.