• Chavez allies hold Caracas rally
• Venezuela May Set Recall Date Later Today, Nacional Reports
• Canadian soldiers return from Haiti
• Suspicious car prompts border closure: Vancouver
• Ottawa urged to investigate missing journalist
• Conservative MP calls for repeal of hate law
• Nine people, including 2 Canadians, arrested after crossing into U.S. on a raft
• Guatamala: Land where women are killers' prey

• Al Qaeda Warns of Attacks on Western Airlines
• Exiled Aristide holds out his hand to the US
• U.S. subsidy keeps gas price low in Iraq
• Iraq hand-over, upcoming Fed action keep investors on edge
• Mexico agrees with Russia on need for multilateral mechanisms in world politics
• Supreme Court to Consider Bankruptcy Case
• Conn. Lawmakers Want Rowland Suit Tossed
• Jury Selection to Begin in Enron Trial

Court: Americans Can Sue Over War Crimes: The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Americans can sue foreign governments over looted art, stolen property and war crimes dating to the 1930s, a victory for an elderly California woman trying to get back $150 million worth of paintings stolen by the Nazis more than 65 years ago.