Insisting he is "at peace" with his wife and with God, Herman Cain has "suspended" his race for president.

Citing the "impact" what he claims are false accusations of sexual misconduct, Cain said he came to the conclusion it would be "best to suspend this campaign."

Cain continues to maintain that all the allegations are untrue, said during his speech to supporters that he is not "going to be silenced" and is "not going away."

As RadarOnline.com has been reporting, several women have alleged that Cain sexually harassed them on the job, and another woman has come forward claiming she had a 13-year affair with him.

The former candidate's wife Gloria was at his side as Cain bashed the media and everyone who has spoken out against him.

During his announcement, Cain made several references to Plan A and Plan B. A was the race for president. B, he explained, will be his ongoing efforts to get things like his controversial "999" tax plan law.

The former Republican candidate also said he'll be announcing who he's endorsing in the near future.

It was a slice of (Republican) heaven.

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After weeks of speculation, Wyclef Jean has confirmed he will run for the president of Haiti, RadarOnline.com can report.

The international hip-hop star will appear on CNN's Larry King Live Thursday to formally announce his candidacy, but earlier in the day, he confirmed during an interview with a Miami radio station that he would in fact run for Haiti's highest office.

In the hourlong radio interview on Radio Tropic's 8 a.m. show 'Bonjour Haiti', Jean said he decided to run after last January's earthquake that devastated his homeland.