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In remembering the Reagan White House, we look at his policies in Central America.

Grover Norquist wants to have a major memorial to Ronald Reagan in every state.

Retired General Wesley Clark talks about lessons to be learned today from President Reagan's Cold War policy.

Did Libya's leader, recently embraced by the U.S., plot to have a Saudi prince killed or overthrown?

We speak to the attorney for Sean Baker, who claims he was sent on a training mission at the Guantanamo Bay detention center. He was to pose as a detainee in order to train U.S. troops there; he claimed he was severely beaten.

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