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Romney to formally announce presidential run

Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney will officially launch his campaign for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination next week in New Hampshire, a Romney aide said Thursday.

Texas governor will 'think' about presidential run

Despite repeatedly saying he would not make a run for it, Texas Governor Rick Perry on Friday said he will now consider a run for the Republican nomination for president.

Ratko Mladic's Capture Suggests Parallel Between Libya and Bosnia

While there are clear differences between the two - then-Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic's ethnic cleansing campaign was racially motivated, whereas Col. Muammar el Qaddafi is trying to protect his rule from an insurrection - there are parallels as well.

Will Ratko Mladic be executed for his war crimes?

Ratko Mladic is a mass murderer who ordered the unlawful execution of thousands of civilian Bosniaks in Srebrenica.

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Fired Up Sarah Palin Launching 'Patriotic' Bus Tour, Fueling Talk of Presidential Run [PHOTOS]

A fired up Sarah Palin is looking ahead at a critical moment as she launches tour of various American historical sites and patriotic events starting on Sunday, fueling further speculation about a possible presidential run as the Republican field starts to take shape in the party's bid to oust President Barack Obama from the White House.

Nobody in Pakistan Govt aware of bin Laden's stay: Clinton

Hillary Clinton, the U.S secretary of State on a surprise visit to Pakistan on Friday, said Pakistan needs to take decisive steps against Islamist militancy.

Patriot Act Enabling Government Abuse, Senators Say

Wyden, Udall warn of excessive and secretive powers

Osama bin Laden planned to cut deal with Pakistan, seized documents show

U.S. officials said documents seized from Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, show that the dreaded terrorist had planned to cut a deal with the local government - in exchange of amnesty, Laden would refrain from attacking the country.

Clinton, Mullen in Pakistan to smooth relations

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived in Pakistan Friday in attempt to restore sullied relations following the American raid that killed Osama bin Laden last month.

Just How Hypocritical Is DNC Boss Debbie Wasserman Schultz?

Democratic National Committee boss Debbie Wasserman Schultz went on the attack against Republicans over a CS Monitor breakfast with reporters.

Canada takes pro-Israeli stand at G8 summit

G8 Summit gives in to Canada's stand against mentioning a specific stand of the 1967 borders at which called for re-commencement of Israel-Palestinian peace talks on Friday.

Back Off: Pakistan tells U.S., shuts down 3 intelligence liaison centers

The relation between United States and Pakistan is showing signs of strain with Islamabad telling the Obama administration to reduce its troops in the country even as it took steps shut down three intelligence liaison centers.

Sarah Palin Reportedly Buys Arizona Home For $1.7 Mln

Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin has bought an 8,000-square feet- house in North Scottsdale, Arizona for about $1.7 million, the Wall Street Journal reported citing people familiar with the deal.

80,000 flee as North Sudanese army seizes Abyei

Around 80,000 people fled after the North Sudanese army seized the disputed Abyei region in Southern Sudan, a southern official told Reuters on Friday.

Gaddafi relents, says ready to hold talks with rebels

Libya's government has pushed for a ceasefire, saying for the first time it is prepared to talk to the rebel adversary.

Super typhoon 'Songda' to strike China, govt issues warning

China's meteorological authority issued an alert on Thursday for the super typhoon nicknamed Songda as it moves near the country's southern coast, state-owned media Xinhua reported today.

G8 Summit Day 1: Russia raises Libyan bombing issue, offers to mediate

On the first day of the G8 Summit, the presidents of the European Commission and council and the leaders of the Group of Eight countries seemed primary to be focusing on the political situation in Middle East and North Africa, the debt crisis within EU and Japan's post-quake reconstruction, reported news.xinhuanet.com on Friday.

Clinton’s surprise visit to Islamabad raises eyebrows

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived on an unannounced visit in Islamabad on Friday, aimed at repairing ties and resolving tensions that were raised after the death of Osama bin Laden.

Yemen faces threat of civil war

More than 40 Yemenis were killed as violence erupted in Sana’a peaceful pro-democracy protests. Yemen was on the verge of a civil war as there was overnight combat between the government forces and tribal militia.

Latin America ‘has the credentials’ to run IMF: IADB president

Pushing Mexico’s bid for IMF chief, Luis Moreno, president of the Inter-American Development Bank told Reuters on Thursday that next IMF chief deserves to be from Latin America.

US Presidential race: Romney lacks private sector experience, says aide

Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney will announce next week about his plans for 2012 Republican presidential nomination in New Hampshire and the only negative point in him is his lack of private sector experience, a Romney aide told Reuters on Thursday.

US lawmakers debate over National Defense Authorization Act

The bill dealing with the conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya gave rise to a heated debate as lawmakers voiced frustration over the lack of an end in sight after 10 years of war, a Reuters report stated on Wednesday.

24 killed, 45 injured as suicide bomb explodes in Pakistan

A suicide bomber killed 24 people in Pakistan on Thursday in the latest militant attack since the death of Osama bin Laden which has angered Pakistan and led to a call for the United States to withdraw some of its military trainers, a Reuters report said.

Google launches 'street view' in India

Technology giant Google launched its popular but controversial mapping service Street View project in Bangalore on Thursday.

Tripoli hit again by fresh NATO airstrikes

Tripoli was rocked once again by fresh NATO airstrikes late on Thursday night, leaving smoke rising from Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's Bab al-Aziziyah base, Reuters reported.

Kardashian's Engagement Ring Weighs Like a 'Deck and a Half of Cards' [PHOTO]

Kim Kardashian is engaged to the NBA's Kris Humphries but it seems that the ring he gave her is getting all the attention.

US House backs $690 billion for Afghan operations, but warns Obama over war fatigue

US Lawmakers sent a clear warning to President Barack Obama about growing exhaustion over the war in Afghanistan on Thursday as they passed a defense policy bill authorizing $690 billion in military spending for the 2012 fiscal year reported Reuters on Thursday.

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