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Discussing the increase in U.S. debt and the European financial crisis.

The government sent top investigators Thursday to hunt for Washington Nationals catcher Wilson Ramos, whose abduction has shaken Venezuela's elite athletes and focused attention on the nation's sharp rise in kidnappings for ransom. (Nov. 10)

Iran's supreme leader on Thursday warned Israel and the United States that Tehran's response will be tough should its archenemies choose a military strike against Iran over the country's controversial nuclear program.

South Korean police use water cannon to disperse demonstration. The protesters want a free-trade pact with the U.S. renegotiated.

Senior banker Lucas Papademos was named Thursday as the prime minister of the new Greek interim government, charged with keeping the debt-strapped country out of bankruptcy and firmly in the 17-nation eurozone.

A French court convicted American cyclist Floyd Landis of hacking into the computers of a French doping lab.

Major Gattett notes Newt Gingrich gaining ground, big-time in the latest poll numbers.

Spotlight Ideas Managing Partner Stephen Pope explains why European investors have reason to be nervous about the European markets.

European Commissioner Olli Rehn, responsible for financial and economic affairs, on Thursday confirmed that the European economy has entered into a double-dip scenario as a result of the souvereign debt crisis.

Portuguese President Anibal Silva says that he is confident the euro will survive.

The man, who as central bank governor took Athens into the euro over a decade ago, is now charged with keeping his country inside the single currency.

Sandra Smith and Former Shell Oil CEO John Hofmeister on the impact of Iran’s efforts to revamp its nuclear industry.

There are questions about the role of China and Russia in Iran's quest to get nuclear weapons.