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President Obama to return from the G8 Summit with nothing gained other than perhaps a 2-day break from the scandals facing his administration.

NSA Director Alexander defends his agency's surveillance programs, informing Congress that the programs have thwarted more than 50-terrorist attacks.

And Wall Street investors appear optimistic ahead of the Federal Reserve's announcement on monetary policy due out tomorrow. The Dow Jones Industrial Average today logging its 6th straight triple digit move.

We'll have those stories and all the day's news you should know about on Lou Dobbs Tonight at 7 & 10 p.m. ET on the Fox Business Network.

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	Andrew McCarthy Former Federal Prosecutor & Author "Spring Fever"

	Reince Priebus The Republican National Committee Chairman

	Andrea Tantaros Co-Host, "The Five" on the Fox News Channel

	Juan Williams Fox News Political Analyst

	Ted Weisberg Seaport Securities President

NSA Chief Alexander: Surveillance Foiled Terrorist Plots

NSA chief Gen. Keith Alexander on Tuesday defended his agency's surveillance programs, stating that they had led to the disruption of terrorist attacks, which saved American lives.

Obama Walks Away Empty-Handed From G8 Summit

President Obama's G8 experience proved to be far from productive, with Russia blocking his every move on Syria.

Stocks Undaunted Ahead Of Fed's Policy Decision

Stocks roared higher for a second straight session, with the market seemingly unfazed by Wednesday's announcement from the Fed regarding monetary policy.