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Sarah Palin pushes book -- and perhaps political comeback

Sarah Palin, queen of the Republican right, starred Monday with TV talk queen Oprah Winfrey at the start of a frenzied book tour -- and, some believe, an unlikely White House challenge.
 

Iran sentences 5 to death in postelection turmoil

Iran state television says 5 people have been sentenced to death over postelection turmoil. Iran has sentenced five defendants to death in a mass trial of opposition figures accused of fomenting the unrest that followed the disputed June presidential election, state television reported Tuesday.
 

Sarah Palin pushes book - and possible comeback

Sarah Palin, queen of the Republican right, was on a media blitz on Tuesday as her much-anticipated book hit stores and speculation about a 2012 White House run consumed political pundits.
 

Sarah Palin pushes book - and possible comeback

Sarah Palin, queen of the Republican right, was on a media blitz on Tuesday as her much-anticipated book hit stores and speculation about a 2012 White House run consumed political pundits.
 

Palin and her fans irked by cover shot in shorts

Palin and fans call Newsweek's leggy cover shot sexist; magazine defends it as relevant. Of all the adjectives one might use to describe Newsweek's current Sarah Palin cover, "unflattering" probably isn't one of them.
 

Palin and her fans irked by cover shot in shorts

Palin and fans call Newsweek's leggy cover shot sexist; magazine defends it as relevant. Of all the adjectives one might use to describe Newsweek's current Sarah Palin cover, "unflattering" probably isn't one of them.
 

University of Ga. bulldog mascot Uga VII dies

Beloved University of Georgia English bulldog mascot Uga VII dies, his owner says. Uga VII, the white English bulldog mascot for the University of Georgia's football team for almost two seasons, died Thursday of heart-related causes, the dog's owner said.
 

CBS News in partnership with Global Post

GlobalPost.com, a news website launched eight months ago, is making its network of foreign correspondents available to CBS News under an agreement unveiled on Monday.
 

On Afghanistan, US military puts Obama on the spot

By openly declaring their views on the Afghan war, US military leaders have placed President Barack Obama in a bind as he faces a fraught decision over the troubled US-led mission.
 

US military advice to Obama should remain private: Gates

The US military's advice to President Barack Obama on Afghanistan should remain private, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Monday, in a rebuke to the commander who has openly declared his stance on war strategy.
 

Advice to Obama on Afghan war should stay private: Gates

US military officers and civilians advising President Barack Obama on Afghanistan should keep their views private, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Monday, in an apparent rebuke to the commander there who has openly declared his stance on war strategy.
 

US military advice to Obama should remain private: Gates

The US military's advice to President Barack Obama on Afghanistan should remain private, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Monday, in a rebuke to the commander who has openly declared his stance on war strategy.
 

Jailed Newsweek reporter faces personal ordeal

Newsweek reporter's jailing in Iran brings personal ordeal as pregnant wife hopes for release. Newsweek reporter Maziar Bahari, who has been imprisoned in Iran for more than three months, got troubling news: His wife is having a difficult pregnancy and will be delivering their first child without him.
 

"Wild Things" movie gets author Sendak's blessing

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Turning a classic children's book into a Hollywood movie takes courage.
 

'Dump Berlusconi,' US magazine urges Italy

The US weekly magazine Newsweek Thursday urged Italy to "dump Berlusconi" in a scathing lead article devoted to the scandals and woes facing the Italian prime minister.
 

Tehran frees Iranian-Canadian journalist: report

Tehran freed on Saturday Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, who was arrested during violent post-election protests in June, the semi-official news agency ILNA reported.
 

Iran frees Iranian-Canadian journalist on bail

TEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, arrested after Iran's disputed election in June, has been freed on bail, the judiciary said on Saturday.
 

Canada awaits confirmation of journalist's release: Cannon

Canada said Saturday it was awaiting confirmation on an Iranian report that Tehran had freed Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, who was arrested during post-election protests in June.
 

Iran releases foreign Newsweek reporter on bail

Iran releases foreign Newsweek reporter on bail after almost 4 months in prison. Iran released a foreign Newsweek reporter on bail Saturday almost four months after he was arrested following the country's disputed presidential election, as embattled opposition leaders promised to press on with their campaign against the country's rulers.
 

Canadian 'relief' at journalist's release by Iran

Canada expressed "great relief" Saturday following an Iranian announcement that Tehran had freed Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari, who was arrested during post-election protests in June.