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Supreme Court to decide whether corporations can be held liable in U.S. for alleged int'l abuses, lying about medals a crime
Governor says "every second counts" and issues urgent call for sandbags to keep encroaching floods from swamping into city
Movie, based on graphic novels tracking Iranian history, seen as blasphemous by Islamists
Poll finds more than 75 percent of nation supports deal struck to free soldier held by Hamas militants for more than 5 years
But official says U.S. has insulted his nation by accusing Tehran of involvement in plot to kill Saudi ambassador
Revolutionary troops take control of one of Qaddafi's last remaining strongholds, spokesman says
In wake of violence at Rome "Occupy" protest police conduct raids on suspected anarchists, "urban guerrillas"
American engineer Renee-Nicole Douceur finally evacced, arrives in New Zealand for treatment after possible stroke in August
Unable to storm Qaddafi's hometown, Libya's ex-rebels look to blast loyalists into submission; But civilians may be in harm's way
Bulldozers have begun knocking down the walls surrounding leader's "symbol of tyranny"
Officials at St. Paul's Cathedral ask police to pull back from demonstrators camped out on their grounds in 2nd day of protest
Calls rioters who infiltrated anti-bank march "animals"; Interior Minister urges perpetrators be made to pay "in an exemplary way"
Demonstrations in solidarity with anti-Wall Street protesters held around the globe, from humorous to confrontational
Renee-Nicole Douceur,whom doctors suspect suffered a stroke or brain tumor, had hoped to fly Monday to New Zealand