HuffPost World Daily Brief: CIA's Secret Prison.. Putin Blasts Clinton.. Drug Trafficker Executed

Thursday, December 8, 2011

RABAT, Morocco (AP) -- The chant thundered through the headquarters of Morocco's Islamist party as it celebrated election victory.

Putin Lashes Out At Clinton For Election Remarks
WATCH: The CIA's Secret Romanian Prison
Car Hit By Israeli Airstrike Erupts In 'Ball Of Fire'
Al-Qaeda Bomb Plot Suspect Arrested
China Executes Filipino Drug Trafficker
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