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 APSept. 6: CIA director David Petraeus speaks following his swearing-in ceremony with 
his wife Holly Knowlton Petraeus and Vice President Joe Biden in the 
Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington.WASHINGTON  The CIA said 
Thursday that Director David Petraeus did not consider resigning as Afghanistan war 
commander over President Obama's decision to quickly draw down surge forces, despite 
a new book's claim that he was urged to do so.The claim 
was made in a new book on Petraeus' 37-year Army career. Reporting 
on the contents after obtaining an advance copy, The Associated Press said 
conservative writer Max Boot had urged he take that course of action, 
but Petraeus decided that resigning would be a "selfish, grandstanding move with 
huge political ramifications" and that now was "time to salute and carry 
on."CIA spokeswoman Jennifer Youngblood said resignation was not an option. "Director Petraeus 
has publicly stated that he never contemplated resignation," Y
 t parliamentary election, which independent observers said involved widespread fraud. Outrage over 
the vote set off a spate of protests led by citizens unhappy 
with Vladimir Putin's rule.The report accuses the U.S. of blocking independent candidates 
from elections and criticizes the practice of allowing governors to nominate senators 
when a Senate seat is vacated, as when Obama became president. It 
refers to the conviction this year of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, 
who was accused of trying to auction off Obama's Senate seat.The State 
Department is reviewing the Russian report, spokesman Mark Toner said. He said 
such reports can be a "useful mechanism provided that they are produced 
using objective methodology.""We certainly don't regard it as interference in our internal 
affairs when foreign governments, individuals or organizations comment on or criticize U.S. 
human rights practices," he said, adding later, "In terms of our human 
rights record, we're a
APJuly 15: Venezuela President Hugo Chavez waves flanked by his daughters Rosa 
Virginia, right, and Gabriela, after he announced he will return to Cuba 
Saturday to begin a new phase of cancer treatment that will include 
chemotherapy at Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas, Venezuela.CARACAS, Venezuela  Venezuelan President 
Hugo Chavez hinted Friday that the U.S. may be behind several cases 
of cancer affecting South American leaders, including his own, and called the 
situation "very strange."According to Bloomberg Businessweek, Chavez, a frequent critic of the 
U.S., said in a nationally televised speech to the military, "It's very 
difficult to explain, even with the law of probabilities, what has been 
happening to some of us in Latin America."Would it be so strange 
that they've invented technology to spread cancer and we won't know about 
it for 50 years?"Chavez was diagnosed with cancer last June and has 
been traveling to Cuba for treatment and chemotherapy.
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