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CNN correspondent rejects Fox report on human shields
Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- A CNN correspondent on Monday angrily rejected a report by the Fox network that he and other journalists were used as human shields by Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi to prevent a missile attack on his compound.
Federal Tories move to replace B.C. stars
As talk of a federal election heats up in Ottawa, the federal Conservatives are moving to find candidates in three B.C. ridings created by the sudden resignations of three high profile Tory MPs.
Army commanders defect in YemenAfter weeks of protests and the sacking of his cabinet, Yemen's president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, is now facing the biggest challenges yet to his 32-year grip on power.
Conservatives 39, Liberals 28 in latest poll
The Conservatives have a strong lead with 39 per cent support ahead of a possible spring election, according to a new poll, despite the opposition parties hammering away at the Tories on ethics issues.
Haiti election high stakes for a struggling nation
One candidate is a musician with a bad-boy past. The other is a former first lady with a long political resume. Haiti's voters will choose one of them Sunday to lead a country where anger with the government runs deep and nearly a million people are livin
House hearings begin on contempt accusations
With a possible election call in the balance, Opposition MPs began grilling Conservative cabinet ministers Wednesday over allegations the government had breached parliamentary privilege.

Canada is “morally obliged” to stand up to threats against Israel, Prime Minister Stephen Harper told a Jewish audience in downtown Toronto Thursday night
MPs warn NHL after Chara hit
OTTAWA - MPs are warning the National Hockey League if officials won't take escalating violence on the ice seriously, they might take matters into their own hands.
Kenney stands firm amid calls for his resignation
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney continued to defend himself Monday against allegations he used official MP letterhead to solicit Conservative Party donations, as the opposition parties' calls for his resignation grew louder.
Tories rebuff calls for Kenney to resign
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is in the hot seat today, as opposition MPs demand his resignation the day after he was accused of using his official MP letterhead to solicit funds for a pre-election ad campaign.
Kenney fundraising letter breaks rules: NDP
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is being called on to resign by the NDP after his office sent out a letter to Conservative MPs asking for fundraising help to mount an ad campaign aimed at bolstering support among ethnic communities.
Two former Tory MPs say they refused to join the party’s “in-and-out” election financing scheme, adding to the number of Conservatives who say they had misgivings about the system.
No cash for arenas: Tories
There won't be any federal money for a hockey arena in Quebec City — or anywhere else in the country for that matter, the Conservatives said Wednesday. Sort of.
Senate is better off dead, NDP says
NDP leader Jack Layton says that it’s time for Harper to admit defeat on Senate reform and for Canadians to be asked in a national referendum whether to abolish the unelected chamber of Parliament.
French diplomacy's ghastly new year
France has long prided itself in mastering the art of diplomacy better than anyone else. But that assumption has been rattled by a series of blunders on the international stage.
Tax hikes or lower transfers Ottawa's only deficit solutions
The federal government’s deficit is – or should be – the focus of the upcoming budget. One theme pervading the public debate posits that the size of the federal government has grown to an all-time high, so the solution to its deficit problem lies in reduc
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