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Alvaro Somoza tries to make a new life after returning to Nicaragua
As Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega tries to justify a third term as president, Alvara Somoza, descended from the Somoza dictators who ruled the country for 43 years, is trying to build a new life in the country — and even getting into politics.
Democrats show signs of life, but Republicans win too, as results from 2011 elections are tallied
In Ohio, Mississippi and Arizona, laws, amendments or candidates closely tied to major conservative efforts all went down in defeat. But, in Virginia, Republicans are on the verge of retaking the State Senate.
Cain allegations consume much of this week's political news cycle
The accusations of sexual harassment against Herman Cain overshadowed renewed question of Mitt Romney's flip-flops and Rick Perry's exuberant speech in New Hampshire.
Herman Cain continues to be dogged by accusations of sexual harassment
As Herman Cain's campaign attempts to deal with allegations of sexual harassment made in Politico over the weekend, another woman has come forward. Cain's camp continues to be criticized for inconsistent answers to the allegations.
Herman Cain changes answers to allegations of sexual harassment (with video)
In conflicting statements on Monday, Herman Cain had a difficult time defining what he knew — and when he knew it — about allegations of sexual harassment made against him while he was a lobbyist.
VIDEO: Tunsians turn out in droves to vote in first election since Arab Spring revolution
Tunisians of all ages, men and women, turned out by the millions on Sunday to vote in an election to determine who will write a constitution for the newly Democratic country.
Women in Tunisia wary of surge in Islamist power, fearful of losing their rights
With elections in Tunisia slated for Sunday, women and moderates are worried that surging Islamist parties will roll back the liberal policies that have set Tunisia apart from the rest of the Arab states.
Will Nobel Prize winner lose Liberian election?
Despite winning this year's Nobel Prize, incumbent President Ellen Johnson may not win Liberia's upcoming election.
Tax reform a popular topic among presidential candidates
With another debate on tap, Tuesday night in New Hampshire, Republicans and Democrats are lining up to unveil their plans for reforming the tax code. That reform is needed, they all agree. But each has their own prescription for change.
Liberia reacts to President's Nobel Peace Prize
Two Liberian women shared this year's Nobel Peace Prize with a woman from Yemen. The news provoked celebrations and pride in many parts of Liberia, though not everyone is happy.
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