 CTV.ca | 'World News' Political Insights: Romney Rises, but No End in Sight for GOP Race ABC News (blog) As Mitt Romney seeks to close out the Republican presidential race, momentum is facing off against two time-honored rivals: ego and arithmetic. Romney's sweeping win in Nevada gives him his third convincing victory in the first five states to vote. Presidential Fathers and Sons Biographer: Mitt grew up in "series of bubbles" Ron Paul turns to Minnesota |
 Globe and Mail | Nation + world: Kyle Stanley rallies to win at Phoenix Detroit Free Press By blanking Belarus in World Group II, the Americans head to a playoff in April in hopes of playing their way back into the top tier of the Fed Cup after getting bounced last year. Venus Williams and Liezel Huber completed the shutout with a doubles ... Five things we learned this week in golf |
 Montreal Gazette (blog) | Super Bowl: Madonna & World Peace Montreal Gazette (blog) Madonna was absolutely fabulous, and the whole number with her cast of hundreds was so well choreographed, ending with the words “World Peace” projected onto the field. She is such a talented lady, and incredibly beautiful . . . When I grow up, ... On MIA Flipping the Bird and Super Bowl Rebellion Madonna dazzles in Super Bowl half-time show Madonna stuns with halftime medley |
WORLD BRIEFS Newsday World Newsday > News > World WORLD BRIEFS Published: February 5, 2012 9:58 PM AFGHANISTAN: Suicide car bomb kills 7 A car bomb exploded just outside police headquarters in Kandahar on Sunday, killing five police officers and two civilians and wounding ... |
 Atlanta Journal Constitution | Fire kills husband of missing Utah woman, 2 boys Atlanta Journal Constitution Josh Powell's note was simple and short, a farewell to the world after two years of being scrutinized in the media, hammered by police and questioned by judges, prosecutors and social workers, living his life under a microscope since the day his wife ... |
 Globe and Mail | Just a bluff? Fears grow of Israeli attack on Iran Boston.com By Dan Perry and Josef Federman AP / February 6, 2012 JERUSALEM—For the first time in nearly two decades of escalating tensions over Iran's nuclear program, world leaders are genuinely concerned that an Israeli military attack on the Islamic Republic ... Israel's intentions toward Iran remain unclear Obama: US, Israel working on Iran crisis Fears Israel may attack Iran nukes |
 BBC News | Syria crisis: China defends veto of UN resolution BBC News Mostly people feel very alone - abandoned by the outside world and expecting the worst from a regime they fear is now able to act without restraint. Human rights groups and activists say more than 7000 people have been killed by Syrian security forces ... China, Russia accused of having 'blood on hands' US urges support of Syrian opposition Clinton urges 'friends of democratic Syria' to rally against Assad after UN ... |
While the world braces for e-threats, India moves slow Economic Times ... and diplomatic establishments, as was also brought out in the "Shadows in the Cloud'' report by a group of Canadian and American cyber-security researchers a couple of years ago. India, therefore, has to be on the guard in the virtual world as well. |
 BBC News | Entertainment world left to idolize NFL's singular appeal to television viewers Washington Post It's been a good year for TV sports ratings in general with the World Series and Stanley Cup finals going to a Game 7 and the NBA needing six games. But those sports always risk a sweep and the lower ratings that generally follow. Rest of TV World Idolizing NFL's Appeal to Viewers |
 Irish Times | Doors begin to open as Lawrie gets back into world's top 50 Irish Times FORMER BRITISH Open champion Paul Lawrie is back in the world's top 50 for the first time since 2003 after a flawless performance gave him a second Qatar Masters title yesterday after the event was restricted to 54 holes. The 43-year-old Scot, ... Lawrie storms to four-shot victory Paul Lawrie shoots flawless 65 to win Qatar Masters Qatar Masters 2012: Paul Lawrie parties like it's 1999 with Qatar Masters victory |
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