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Chemical weapon debate obscures Syria's daily massacres
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., engages in a discussion with Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., over the use of lethal force on American citizens on U.S. soil and the nomination of John Brennan as CIA director on the Senate floor on Wednesday. (NBC News)
Republican Senator Marco Rubio and others in the GOP criticizing the president for crafting immigration plan with no bipartisan input, NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (Nightly News)
Two days after a teen who performed at President Obama's inauguration weekend was gunned down, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is set to yank 200 cops from desk jobs and make them fight crime on the streets. NBC's Kevin Tibbles reports. (Nightly News)
The issue of rape has taken center stage in India, where a 26-year-old woman said she was raped through the night Friday by six men. NBC's Duncan Golestani reports. (Nightly News)
A new analysis finds the government could reach the debt ceiling limit as soon as February 15, two weeks sooner than expected which means IRS tax refunds could be delayed. Democratic strategist Tad Devine and MSNBC Contributor Robert Traynham discuss the impact of reaching the $16.4 trillion debt ceiling. (Jansing and Co)
Gun control continues to rile both sides, with gun collectors holding a show near Newtown, Conn., and with the launch of Vice President Joe Biden's gun-violence task force. NBC's Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News)
ProFootballTalk: Tony Dungy weighs in on the MVP race and comes up with a few surprising names. Will a defensive player garner a few votes? (NBC Sports)
A debate began anew about gun control in the US, sparked by the tragic shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newton, Conn. The discussion has been on hold for the better part of 20 years but the shooting may represent a tipping point since it involved innocent children. NBC's Tom Costello reports. (TODAY)
President Obama and Gov. Romney sparred on foreign policy with Romney attempting to poke holes in the president's record while Obama mocked Romney's attempts to agree with many of his policies. NBC's Chuck Todd reports. (Nightly News)