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S.C. Senator forces U.S. change on Honduras stance on electionsPresident of Eritrea dismisses allegationsScientists drill beneath Dead Sea in search of priceless dataArmy evacuation came within inches of disasterIn Haiti, the middle class and impoverished share the same despairHaiti, Dominican Republic now have smoother, but fragile, relationshipKarzai to accept fraud-audit results; government deal uncertainAfghanistan braces for round 2 of marathon electionPakistan suffers reverses in offensive against militantsU.S. officials fear Karzai can't keep anti-corruption pledge
Wednesday, September 7,2011
Gadhafi whereabouts remain mystery; Niger denies he is in that country
Moammar Gadhafi’s whereabouts remained a mystery Wednesday, one day after reports of a southbound desert convoy raised suspicions that the deposed Libyan leader might be seeking sanctuary in sub-Saharan Africa.
Friday, September 2,2011
Scientists digging in Tibet find woolly rhinoceros fossil believed to be 3.7 million years old
Searching across the Tibetan plateau, paleontologists have discovered a species of woolly rhinoceros that may be an ancestor of the great Ice Age beasts that roamed the icy plains of North America, Europe and Asia.
Tuesday, August 30,2011
Rebel leaders confident they’ll capture Gadhafi, issue ultimatum to his loyalists
Revolutionary tourism was booming Tuesday in Moammar Gadhafi’s former home and headquarters, where euphoric visitors honking horns and firing Kalashnikov rounds seemed unanimous on one point: The man who ran Libya for more than four decades must be captured or killed.
Wednesday, August 24,2011
Libyan rebels battle lingering resistance; Gadhafi still in hiding
Libyan rebels continued to fight for control of the country Wednesday, clashing with supporters of Moammar Gadhafi near the airport with the help of foreign special forces, as journalists won their release from a hotel in the capital.
Tuesday, August 23,2011
Blasts rattle Tripoli as Libyan rebels encircle Gadhafi compound
Explosions and gunfire rattled parts of Libya's capital Tuesday as rebels prepared to launch an offensive against the huge central compound of Moammar Gadhafi, the aging colonel whose rule appeared to be crumbling in the face of NATO airstrikes and opposition advances.
Monday, August 22,2011
Libyan rebels enter Tripoli, meet only sporadic resistance
Rebels swept into the heart of the Libyan capital, meeting only sporadic resistance from forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi who were trying to protect a rapidly shrinking stronghold in the face of the insurgent onslaught, NATO airstrikes and uprisings in neighborhoods across Tripoli.
Friday, August 12,2011
Londoners who saw worst of riots have mixed views on police
With calm returning to Britain's damaged cities, residents of some London neighborhoods on Friday complained that police seemed unwilling or unprepared to take on rioters who burned cars and looted shops on their streets.
Wednesday, August 10,2011
Taliban who downed SEALs' helicopter are killed, officials say
An American airstrike killed the Taliban insurgents responsible for downing a helicopter and taking the lives of 22 Navy SEALs and eight other U.S. service members, Western military officials said Wednesday.
Wednesday, August 10,2011
US missile strike kills 20 in northwest Pakistan
A U.S. unmanned drone aircraft Wednesday targeted a compound in Pakistan's northwest tribal region along the Afghan border, killing 20 suspected militants, intelligence officials said.
Friday, August 5,2011
Thailand's first female prime minister faces tough job
Yingluck Shinawatra, 44, who was elected Thailand's first female prime minister by the House of Representatives Friday, needs all her womanly charm and talent for compromise in her job ahead.
