Tonight:

 They want her data -- toute de tweet. An Icelandic MP and former Wikileaks volunteer avoids travelling to the U.S. -- because authorities there have demanded access to her Twitter account.

 The government falls, the tension mounts. Hezbollah pulls out of the Lebanese cabinet -- destroying the coalition and creating a crisis.

 Going through a difficult phrase. Sarah Palin defiantly addresses questions about her culpability for the Tucson shooting -- but her rhetoric actually raises more questions.

 Sealing: the deal. Canada can't give away seal products in Europe -- but a new deal with China provides a boost to an ailing industry.

 Apocalypse Mao. Years ago, Dennis Hopper put two bullets through his Andy Warhol print of Mao Zedong -- and yesterday, the perforated art fetched a tidy sum at auction.

 And...bodychecks and balances. After banning a sports reporter, a B.C. hockey team allows him back in -- presumably hoping for some backhand compliments.
 
 As It Happens, the Wednesday edition. Radio that's relieved -- we figured it was "No more Mister Ice Guy".