The World's Marco Werman profiles Cape Breton singer-songwriter Angela Desveaux.
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The World's Alex Gallafent reports on a zoological exhibition in Oslo, Norway, that examines homosexual behavior in animals.

Today's answer is Bucharest, Romania. The city is home to the world's second largest government building. It was commissioned by Romania's former leader, Nicolae Ceausescu, who planned to call it the House of the People. Correspondent Matthew Brunwasser takes us on a tour.
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Correspondent Genevieve Oger reports that the city of Paris plans to auction off thousands of bottles of wine from its top notch collection. The city purchased the wine when the current French President Jacques Chirac was Mayor of Paris.

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October has been one of the bloodiest months for US troops in Iraq. And that fact is figuring in many of the mid-term election races here. Correspondent Mike Thompson of (station) WOSU in Columbus, Ohio, reports that Iraq and other international issues are adding fuel to that state's fiery Senate race.

Reporter Sally Herships has the story of 69 year old Charles Legendy. He's a retired scientist now. But fifty years ago, Legendy was a student caught up in the Hungarian uprising against Soviet domination. Billboards commemorating the uprising are now on display in New York's Times Square. One of them shows a young man in Budapest 50 years ago. Legendy happened to walk by the billboard and recognized himself in the picture.
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Hungary is marking the 50th anniversary of an uprising aimed at ending Soviet domination. The revolt was brutally suppressed by Soviet forces. New York Times' reporter Roger Cohen has drawn parallels between US actions during the 1956 Hungarian revolution and US involvement in Iraq. Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with him about what he discovered.
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The World's Katy Clark reports that the US colleges are losing out in the contest to attract international students. Post 9/11 visa problems are a big factor in discouraging students from coming here.