Amid differences, a point of accord for Obama, Cheney

WASHINGTON - The most extraordinary thing about yesterday's political duel between President Obama and former vice president Dick Cheney wasn't the passion of their convictions or the clash of their values. It was what they agreed on: That the nation went a little crazy after 9/11. (Full article: 699 words)

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