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McCain Battles a Nemesis, the Teleprompter A politician who has thrived in informal settings now is trying to meet the more scripted speaking demands of a general election campaign.

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Video shows Zimbabwe 'vote-rigging' Video secretly recorded by a Zimbabwean prison guard appears to show evidence of vote-rigging in the country's recent presidential runoff election. The video is believed to be the first footage of vote-rigging from the Zimbabwean election.

Iran defiant on right to nuclear power Iran's government spokesman on Saturday reiterated its right to develop nuclear power for peaceful purposes, a state-run news agency reported.

Man beheads Hitler waxwork A man raced into Berlin's Madame Tussauds wax museum Saturday and ripped the head off a waxwork of Adolf Hitler, police said.

Straight sets win sees Venus retain title Defending champion Venus Williams has won her fifth Wimbledon singles title after beating younger sister Serena Williams 7-5 6-4 in the final on Saturday.

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