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Zakaria on the Return of the Right

It's really a return to the center. From the magazine issue dated Nov 16, 2009 The bottom line on last week's elections is simple—the Republicans did well. But notice that independents, who had shunned the GOP over the last few...

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J-Rich, Suns tag Celtics with 1st loss

Jason Richardson and the Phoenix Suns had no trouble putting their only loss of the season behind them, even at unbeaten Boston. One game after going scoreless for just the third time in his career, Richardson had 34 points and...

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Timberwolves-Trail Blazers Preview

The Portland Trail Blazers' new lineup worked wonders in a win their last time out, and they plan on keeping Andre Miller in their starting five. The Minnesota Timberwolves may need to make some changes of their own if they...

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Gaddafi offered to hand over WPC's killers 17 years ago

Murdered: WPC Yvonne Fletcher was outside the Libyan Embassy when she was shot Libya offered to extradite the killers of WPC Yvonne Fletcher to Britain during a secret meeting between the countries, according to leaked...

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Child of the 80s Remembers the Berlin Wall

National Post – Conrad Black: Centuries in the making In the only place where heavily armed Soviet and American soldiers had faced each other in the Cold War, at the world-famous Berlin checkpoints, there was now an immense...

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EXPOSED: How Labour depends on the votes of Welfare Britain

By Glen Owen, Mail on Sunday Political Correspondent Battle: The parties are at odds over the £165billion spent on welfare annually (picture posed by models) Labour has been accused of relying on the 'welfare vote' after the...

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Euan Blair England rugby tickets probe

Tony Blair's eldest son could be questioned by the Rugby Football Union after he offered to sell spare tickets for yesterday’s England international to his work colleagues. The Rugby Football Union said yesterday it may examine...

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Celebrating Media Democracy Day

It's the tenth annual Media Democracy Day, and organizers are talking up activities across Canada. In Vancouver, one of several public forums is being held, featuring conversations, interactive workshops and panel presentations...

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THN.com Blog: Injuries ruling the day

With a ton of players on the injured list, including many stars, the story of the NHL season so far as been the players who aren't playing. - Who’s hurt? More like, who isn’t? It seems like every NHL team has an injured star...

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Music: Pleased to meet 'em (the Replacements, that is)

Eddie Argos has a beef with Craig Finn. The thickly accented, Kermit-the-Frog-voiced singer for London's garage-punk band Art Brut holds a grudge against the Hold Steady frontman from back when their bands toured together in...

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