British Commander: Libyan Air Force 'No Longer Exists'
A third day of diplomacy has not resolved who will lead the military operation
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A third day of diplomacy has not resolved who will lead the military operation
Yemen's president says he'll cede power this year, even as he's given emergency powers
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The news comes as tensions mount between Israel and Hamas in Gaza
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The President has decided to cut his Latin American trip short by a few hours
There are conflicting reports about whether the U.S. military mistakenly shot Libyan civilians
The U.S. says Qaddafi must go, but not necessarily through military means
As Yemen's power centers splinter, the U.S. warns of heightened Al Qaeda threat
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The U.S. pushes for NATO to take command, while the UAE balks at military support
Qaddafi's Tripoli compound is bombed, Arab support for intervention wavers
Disaster in the world's third largest economy is being felt around the globe
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A top general has sided with the protesters following a violent crackdown on Friday
Debating what this means for a U.S. already stretched thin by Iraq and Afghanistan
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At least thirty people were killed during protests on Friday
The reports surface as the international community prepares for military intervention
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Three separate government price reports this week have stirred concern
The policy shift came as Qaddafi threatened rebel headquarters in Benghazi
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Why the protests that toppled regimes in Egypt and Tunisia appear to have petered out
The regime claims the uprising will be over in 48 hours as the international community deliberates at the U.N.
Two government reports provide new insight into the state of economic recovery
Six are dead after riot police drove protesters from their headquarters
Qaddafi's forces are near rebel headquarters while the U.N. debates a no-fly zone
Despite unrest in the Middle East, the Japanese earthquake, and soaring oil prices
Diplomacy stalls as Libyan opposition forces fall back in the bloody month-long uprising
Sunni-Shiite tensions help explain Iran's stance
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In Yemen, meanwhile, protesters stabbed a government official
There were small, peaceful protests in the east but the capital was quiet
State Department spokesman compares real tsunami to metaphorical one in Mid-East
Japan made its building codes more stringent in the wake of the 1995 Kobe earthquake
The administration stops short of military action
The net worth of Americans rose at the end of 2010
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Coffee yields in Latin America are steadily falling, reports the Times. So we did some digging
Squatters seize a Qaddafi London mansion; Hollywood shuns Qaddafi movie money
On Wednesday, Kuwaiti women received more rights and a Saudi prince questioned the ban on women driving
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