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They aren't joking on U.S. comedy shows when they say no need to send Santa a list: the NSA already knows what you want. The Washington Post confirmed how the spy agency is monitoring phone calls. nationwide.

An NBC poll indicates former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would defeat New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie by 10 percent if the 2016 presidential race were held now.

Washington - Outgoing Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and President Obama sat down for a rare joint interview with CBS's Steve Kroft, which was aired Sunday night on newsmagazine show 60 Minutes. The interview was arranged at the request of the White House.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton argues with Republicans during her Benghazi hearing. Find out how a riverbed was discovered on Mars. A dog still turns up each day at church two months after his owner died. These are the top stories on Digital Journal.

China criticized U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s statements supporting Japan’s administration of the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands, currently disputed by China and its neighbor, and opposing any effort to disrupt Japan’s authority over them.

The Middle East crisis continues as Syria may have loaded chemical weapons into bombs, while Obama warns Assad against using chemical weapons against opposition forces. And US warships arrive near Syrian coast in preparation for likely combat operations.

Obama cleans house following his reelection victory. Petraeus resigns as CIA chief, Hillary Clinton resigns as Secretary of State, and other government officials plan to depart from their positions. Can anyone replace these charismatic personalities?

This month, the White House declines Netanyahu's request to meet with Obama, while Obama offers to meet with new Egyptian President Morsi. The damaged relationship between Israel and America has lit the fuse for Armageddon.

Charlotte - Former Democratic President Bill Clinton brought the crowd at the Democratic National Convention to its feet last night with a stirring 48-minute-long speech that was reportedly fifteen percent ad lib.

Pakistan today has ended its seven month blockade of NATO supply routes into Afghanistan following an apology by U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton for a cross-border air strike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers in November last year.