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• Sep 19, 2012

  CP World Report: Mitt Romney, Muhammad YouTube Video, UK Full-Term Abortion, Kirk Cameron

  Mitt Romney is defending controversial comments he made that was captured by a hidden camera at a private fundraiser back in May. The clips were posted on some websites and The Huffington Post. Romney says the remarks were "off the cuff" and "not elegantly stated," but he sticks by the main message. Andrew Spencer has the story.

• Sep 18, 2012

  CP World Report: Middle East Violence, India Bible Study Attack, Steven Curtis Chapman

  With the unleashing of violence in the middle east, said to be over a film insulting to Islam, the world has changed for Christians. That is the warning of Founder and president of the Christian Emergency network. Mary Marr asked the question: if the US cannot or will not defend its embassies then what will be defended. As for the future security of Christians, Churches and missionaries globally, the current events weigh heavily.

• Sep 17, 2012

  CP World Report: Paul Ryan, Pope Benedict, Thom Rainer, National Hockey League in Canada

  Republican Vice Presidential Candidate Paul Ryan brought a scathing attack on President Obama's foreign policy…. in a speech at a Summit in Washington. He pointed to the turmoil in the Middle East, including the civil war in Syria, and anti-U-S protests in Libya, Egypt and Yemen.

• Sep 13, 2012

  CP World Report: Libya Protest, iPhone 5, Youcef Nadarkhani, Gabby Douglas

  A team of about 50 Marines has been dispatched to the Libyan city of Benghazi to secure the U.S. Consulate after attacks Tuesday left four Americans dead including the U.S. ambassador. The move follows President Obamas order for "all necessary resources" to be provided to Libya to support the security of U.S. personnel in the country.

• Sep 12, 2012

  CP World Report: US Ambassador Killed, Israel, 9/11 Cross, Pornography

  US ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans have been killed in Libya after angry protestors attacked the US consulate and burned it down. It was over the production of a Dutch film thought to be an insult to Mohammed.

• Sep 11, 2012

  CP World Report: 9/11 Anniversary, Syria, Pakistan, Micah Challenge

  Today marks the somber day of remembrance: the anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks. From Ground Zero, to the Pentagon, to a tranquil field in Pennsylvania, thousands will gather to remember those they lost. Nearly three-thousand people died in the attacks.

• Sep 7, 2012

  CP World Report: Democratic Convention, Open Doors, Bahrain Church, West Nile Virus

  In the final night of the Democratic Convention last night, President Obama delivered a message of hope, as he officially accepted the party nomination.

• Sep 6, 2012

  CP World Report: Bill Clinton, Syria, Afghanistan Troops, Abortion and Pre-Term Birth

  Former president Bill Clinton fiercely defended Obama at the Democratic National Convention last night. Night two included some party controversy and a line up of speakers that left the delegates and voters with a lot to think about. It all came together in the end with a speech from Former President Bill Clinton . He drew resounding cheers. Here's a wrap of the evening.

• Sep 4, 2012

  CP World Report: Democratic Convention, Pakistan Blasphemy Case, Syria, Franklin Graham

  At The Democratic National Convention's Black Caucus meeting yesterday, hundreds of delegates and volunteers geared up for the type of on-the-ground campaigning it will take within the black community to keep Obama in the White House.

• Aug 31, 2012

  CP World Report: Mitt Romney, DNC, Syria, Brazil Evangelism, Pope Benedict

  Mitt Romney officially accepted the Republican nomination last night with a rousing speech that touched on jobs, his Mormon faith and family. A surprise speaker at the Republican National Convention was Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood. But beyond the hoopla and many heartfelt speeches on Romneys behalf, the evening marked one of a very few opportunities any presidential challenger is granted to appeal to millions of voters in a single night.