Japan's "nuclear refugees" face the unknown
Government simply can't say when, or if, 47,000 people evacuated from Fukushima will ever be able to return home
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Government simply can't say when, or if, 47,000 people evacuated from Fukushima will ever be able to return home
Unshakable chief cabinet secretary Yukio Edano eased the battered nation's nerves, as his boss laid low
Those who remain on the island and their children are now going through what amounts to a second revolution as Congress reconvenes
Farmers say they've grown fields of "Trinidad Scorpion Butch T."
Hitch in spent fuel rod cooling tank spikes radiation as police take grim search inside evacuation zone
Grave filled with 6 bodies in Tamaulipas state brings total bodies found in pits to 122 in drug cartel-filled border region
Rebel leaders urge a stronger air campaign that will allow them to advance on Qaddafi's territory
American Jun Young Su was arrested in Nov. for crime against N. Korea, authorities preparing to indict him, says news agency
Rebels and European want U.S. military's powerful AC-130 gunships in combat; Qaddafi may be in for a while if they don't join
Pentagon says jets operating under NATO command, Rebels ask for stronger air campaign
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At least 17 patients, some in critical condition, were taken back to Camp Ashraf, say hospital workers
Syrian women block highway in demonstration against political detainees, get authorities to release 100 prisoners
Former president, struggling with heart problems, being investigated for abuses during reign; Will be transferred to Cairo military hospital
Italy's controversial PM Silvio Berlusconi gets help for some of his many legal woes from lower parliament