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ATF agents face "gunwalking" blame, danger in Mexico

Former attache for ATF in Mexico City Darren Gil told CBS News' Sharyl Attkisson that ATF agents in Mexico face blame and danger as a result of the agency's "Fast and Furious" program.

Obama on "gunwalking" - "Serious mistakes" may have been made - CBS News Video

Responding to operation "Fast and Furious," President Obama told Univision's Jorge Ramos, "serious mistakes" may have been made. Recently CBS News broke this story of the ATF letting guns into Mexico, which have wound up in the hands of drug cartels.

Soldier Goes AWOL to Combat PTSD

Nearly 70,000 Americans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan have been diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. Many more may suffer from it, but are reluctant to come forward. Armen Keteyian reports on one soldier who took a big risk to get help.

Bomb Plots Linked to Yemen

Officials say the two bombs hidden inside printers clearly point to the Yemen-based terror group al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula and bomb-builder Ibrahim Hassan al Asiri.

YouTube, Google Campaign Hits and Misses

For the midterm elections, CBS News teamed up with YouTube and Google to give you the latest popular political stories and videos online. Sharyl Attkisson takes a look at the hits and misses of campaign 2010.

Federal Money Sent to the Dead

A congressional report indicates that over a billion dollars have been sent to deceased individuals since 2000. Sharyl Attkisson reports on how some of the living are profiting from the dead.

Cargo Flight Security Far From Perfect

About 37,500 tons of packages are shipped on cargo plans in the U.S., with another 12,500 tons on passenger planes. Armen Keteyian reports that with so much cargo in the air, the current level of security is hardly terror-proof.

Ethics Committee Hypocrisy - CBS News Video

A CBS News Investigation found that the House Ethics Committee isn't policing members of Congress as well as it should and is thumbing its nose at the independent committee meant to watch them. CBS News' Sharyl Attkisson has a report.

2010's Mindboggling Midterm Funding

2010 has seen the most money ever spent on midterm elections with the biggest pile by a large margin going Republican. Sharyl Attkisson reports.

Mystery Campaign Ad Dollars

Due to a landmark Supreme Court ruling earlier this year, you may never know who's behind a lot the midterm election's political ads. Armen Keteyian investigates the "shadow" groups bankrolling the messages.

Coordinated Attacks Rock Iraq

With U.S. combat troops now out of Iraq, insurgents are putting security forces to the test. Terry McCarthy spoke to the top U.S. general in Iraq about the country's security.

Senate Candidates: Outsiders?

Nancy Cordes reports that with congressional approval ratings near an all time low, candidates have taken to portraying themselves not as Republicans or as Democrats, but as outsiders.

BP's Oil Spill Compensation Slow

With 154,000 claims filed with BP, a third has received at least one payment, but nearly twice that number are still waiting for the first check. Kelly Cobiella reports.

White Supremacists Revealed

According to the latest figures from the Justice Department, 27,000 gangs are operating in America with 788,000 members. Armen Keteyian gives a rare look into the world of white supremacists.

Stimulus Consequences Unplanned

When President Obama's stimulus package passed, it was promised that unemployment would drop down to 8% -- but it hasn't. Sharyl Attkisson reports on some other unintended consequences it has had.