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The Obama Administration is now arguing for diplomacy and Congressional approval to use force against Syria. We update developments at the UN, Congress and White House.

It’s not just Syria. Obamacare, immigration, a possible government shutdown and defaulting on the national debt are on the table as Congress returns from August recess.

The latest thing in smart phones is called "predictive technology." Will users be relinquishing the ability to remember to a machine?

President Obama's in Russia for the G20 summit, where America's threat to attack Syria has taken center state. What separates the US and Russia over chemical weapons?

As President Obama heads for the G-20 in Russia, debate about his proposal to punish Syria continues on Capitol Hill, and Israel and Saudi Arabia work behind the scenes.

President Obama's asking Congress to support his decision to punish Syria for the use of chemical weapons. We hear about the politics and the long-term consequences.

The consumer economy is facing a challenge from the "sharing economy." Will new, Internet companies disrupt traditional business patterns or will they just fade away?

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Would a "limited" US attack against Syria for the alleged use of chemical weapons do more harm than good? The debate is raging in Washington, the UK and the Middle East.

We talk with people who attended the March on Washington. Why did integrated non-violence surprise the US? Has Dr. King's "Dream" been achieved? What's been forgotten?