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Former Pakistani Envoy to United States Defiant in Coup Memo Hearing
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Tony Blankley Dies at 63: Gingrich Remembers Former Press Secretary [VIDEO]
Blankley, who earned the name The Speaker's Speaker while working with Newt Gingrich in the 1990s, has died at age 62 of stomach cancer. Blankley served in the Reagan administration, and was a noted author, conservative columnist and editor at The Washington Times. Watch Gingrich remember his ally and friend, and read others' remembrances of the conservative wunderkind.
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Arizona Remembers Shooting Victims: Candle-Light Vigil Commemorates Fateful Day
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Iran Sentences Alleged CIA Agent to Death
An American man, who was arrested last month with charges of working for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), has been sentenced to death by an Iranian court.
Anwar Ibrahim's Acquittal: Can it End UMNO-BN Regime in Malaysia?
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New Jersey Gay Marriage: Legislature to Take Up Key Issue
New Jersey's state legislature plans to take up the controversial issue of gay marriage as a key push one year after New York legalized the practice amid national attention.
New York Casino: Cuomo Bets on Aqueduct; Cabbies Rejoice
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Merkel and Sarkozy Meeting to Seek Growth, Jobs for Eurozone
The German and French leaders meet on Monday to discuss ways to boost growth in euro zone states struggling to overcome the sovereign debt crisis and rising unemployment, and finalise a deal to increase fiscal coordination within the currency union.
No Need for Fed to Buy Bonds as Economy Gains: Official
Signs the recovery is gaining strength suggest the Federal Reserve may not need to buy any more bonds to spur growth, a top policymaker said.
Chavez: Venezuela Won't Recognize World Bank Ruling on Exxon Claim
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez said Sunday that his country would not recognize a ruling by a World Bank tribunal in a multibillion-dollar arbitration case with Exxon Mobil.
As ANC Celebrates Centennial, Some in South Africa See Betrayal of Its Ideals
South African President Jacob Zuma led a purification ceremony at the site in Bloemfontein where the African National Congress was born 100 years ago. Many say the party needs cleansing itself.
Arabs Urge Syria to Halt Violence, but Don't Seek U.N. Role
The Arab League urged the Syrian government Sunday to stop its violence against protesters and allow Arab monitors in the country to work more independently, but stopped short of asking for United Nations experts to bolster its peace mission.
Cameron: I'll Veto Europewide Tax on Transactions
British Prime Minister David Cameron said Sunday he would veto a European-wide financial transaction tax unless it was adopted globally, deepening a confrontation with European Union heavyweights France and Germany.
New Hampshire Primary 2012 Shocker: Paul Only 15% Behind Romney
The New Hampshire Republican primary of 2012 may be a competitive race after all. In a shocking new Suffolk University/7NEWS poll released on Jan. 8, Ron Paul surged to 20 percent while Romney dropped to 35 percent.
Iran Moving Nuclear Work to Deep Mountain Bunker
Iran will in the near future start enriching uranium deep inside a mountain, a senior official said Sunday, a move likely to further antagonize Western powers that suspect it is seeking nuclear weapons capability.
Jan Crawford, CBS Reporter, Slammed for Excluding Ron Paul
Jan Crawford, a CBS political correspondent, was slammed on the Internet for excluding Ron Paul in her news coverage.
Ron Paul Debate Highlights from New Hampshire [QUOTES]
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Hungary Open to Discuss Any Issues with IMF, Orban Says
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Rivals Get Another Crack at Romney in Sunday Debate
Republican presidential candidates stepped up their attacks on rival Mitt Romney in a televised debate on Sunday morning -- a mere two days before primary-election voters in New Hampshire head to the polls -- and the front-runner mostly weathered the attacks.
Europe's Bailout Fund CEO Seeks to Boost Investor Guarantees: Report
The head of Europe's bailout fund was reported on Sunday as saying he wants to boost state guarantees on the fund's bonds, although a fund official said no changes had been made to an original plan.
Arab League to Meet on Syria as Peace Mission Stumbles
Arab League monitors will say on Sunday that Syria is defying a plan to end its crackdown on peaceful protests, Al Jazeera reported, as Arab foreign ministers prepared to discuss the findings of the mission.
Italy Plans Gradual Liberalizations to Boost Its Economy
Italy plans gradual liberalizations in sectors ranging from energy to professional services to revive its ailing economy, the country's industry minister said on Sunday, ahead of meetings with European partners to discuss ways to stem the debt crisis.
Mitt Romney to Take New Hampshire; Who Will Come Second?
For the Republican presidential candidates Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich and John Huntsman, battle in New Hampshire is for the second place, not the top. The GOP Debate on ABC News was a clear indicator that other candidates are confident of Romney's win in the state.
North Korea to Top Agenda at Lee-Hu Summit in China This Week
South Korean President Lee Myung Bak will ask China's leaders this week to use their influence to lean on North Korea to show restraint amid a delicate transition to a new leadership.
Iran Says it Will ‘Never’ Give up Right to Uranium Enrichment
Edgy Iran heightened rhetoric on Sunday saying it will never stop uranium enrichment even as local media reported that an underground uranium enrichment facility in central Iran will soon start enriching uranium at a purity level far higher than what is needed for energy production.
India's PM Manmohan Singh Sees 7 Percent Economic Growth Despite Global Worries
India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Sunday the economy would likely withstand an uncertain external environment to grow about 7 percent this fiscal year, which is lower than a revised forecast of about 7.5 percent issued by the government last month.
Iranian Uranium-Enrichment Site to be Operational Soon: Official
Iran's underground uranium-enrichment facility will begin operations soon, a senior official was quoted by Iranian media on Sunday as saying, The move is likely to boost tension between the Islamic state and the West over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.
Strong Economic Data Mean Fed Doesn't Need to Buy Bonds Now: Bullard
Signs the U.S. recovery is gaining strength indicate the Federal Reserve may not need to buy any more bonds to spur growth, James Bullard, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, said on Saturday: I don't think it's very likely right now because the tone of the data has been pretty strong recently.
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New Hampshire Debate: GOP Field Goes Easy on Front-Runner Romney
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