Key piece of AirAsia jet found in Java Sea
First confirmed sighting of large Flight 8501 wreckage brings hope mystery could soon begin to unravel, as hunt for more than 100 victims continues
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First confirmed sighting of large Flight 8501 wreckage brings hope mystery could soon begin to unravel, as hunt for more than 100 victims continues
Witnesses reported helicopters over opposition-controlled villages before attacks that killed 13 people and affected hundreds
"Time is of the essence," Indonesian official says, as rough seas and bad weather hamper efforts to recover victims' bodies and wreckage
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With strong currents likely pulling wreckage -- and 125 victims still missing -- along seafloor, "time is of the essence"
But as Obama administration mulls cut in aid, it also blasts Israel for taking step which "raises tensions" amid foundering peace effort
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Indonesian authorities concluded that severe weather -- including shockingly cold air temperatures -- played a role in the crash of Flight 8501
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What the Pentagon calls "nuisance attacks" are being launched regularly at base with U.S. military trainers, but no one's been hurt