U.S. backs off in Libya as Qaddafi holds on
Adm. Mullen on Qaddafi: "He's still killing his people"; U.S. reduces combat role in Libya nonetheless
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Adm. Mullen on Qaddafi: "He's still killing his people"; U.S. reduces combat role in Libya nonetheless
Day after angry protesters storm U.N. compound, riots leave at least 9 civilians dead
World's second-biggest country erupts in celebrations after ending 28-year cricket World Cup drought; record final day
After bombing Hamas militants, Israel fears reprisals; Hamas spokesman warns of opening "the gate of fire"
Newly discovered fissure at Fukushima facility spewing highly radioactive water into ocean; PM Kan tours tsunami-ravaged town
Opposition says airstrike intended for Qaddafi's forces accidentally killed 13 rebels; NATO investigating
Offensive to unseat Laurent Gbagbo encounters resistance; Roman Catholic group Caritas says residents of Duekoue have been shot, hacked to death in mass killing
Move to cease missile attacks comes in addition to pulling attack planes out of NATO air campaign
Thousands angry over burning of holy book by a Florida pastor; Protesters storm U.N. compound in Mazar-i-Sharif
Fighters encircle Gbagbo's residence and presidential palace, battling to force him to step down in Ivory Coast
In Jordan, police are present to contain and protect the mostly peaceful protesters, while in neighboring Syria, protesters are met with teargas and bullets
Only former military officers and lightly trained volunteers serving under them are now allowed on front lines
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Denis Avey, 92, describes how he switched places with a prisoner at the concentration camp to gather information