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Mugabe denies blame for Zimbabwe woes

Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe, in a rare interview Thursday, depicted himself as an African hero battling imperialism and foreign attempts to oust him rather than the widespread perception of a dictator clinging to power at the expense of the welfare of his people and country.

Obama presents 16 with Presidential Medal of Freedom

A pioneer, a preacher, an activist and an athlete were among 16 people who President Obama honored Wednesday with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor.

Justices delay death row inmate's appeal

The U.S. Supreme Court delayed a decision on whether to accept an appeal from a Georgia death row inmate who has gained international support for his claims of innocence in the the murder of a Savannah police officer two decades ago.

Dalai Lama denied visa for South Africa peace conference

South Africa has refused the Dalai Lama a visa to attend an international peace conference in Johannesburg this week, a presidential spokesman said.

Hunger strikers demand end to suffering in Zimbabwe

Kumi Naidoo has only just decided what he'll eat for breakfast. It's an important decision; it will be his last meal in 21 days.

A joke over breakfast with Desmond Tutu

Desmond Tutu's distinctive cackle cuts through the noisy clatter of cutlery at one of his favorite cafes.

Interview with Desmond Tutu

South Africa's Archbishop Desmond Tutu speaks to Talk Asia's Anjali Rao.

Repackaging the Bible

Georgia Keightley strolled through the religion section at Barnes and Noble in Springfield, Virginia, on Monday searching for a last-minute Christmas gift.

CNN Heroes: Meet the Blue Ribbon Panel

The selection of 2008's Top 10 CNN Heroes was made by a Blue Ribbon Panel of distinguished leaders and humanitarians. All of our judges are themselves heroes to others through their continuing commitment to public service.

Time.com: Why Is the Pope So Silent About the Mob?

As thousands express their anger at the Camorra's threat to a young writer, the Pope chooses to say nothing

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