Libyan no-fly zone OK'd by U.N. Security Council
All "necessary measures" to protect civilians authorized after Qaddafi vows "no mercy"; China, Russia abstain from vote
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All "necessary measures" to protect civilians authorized after Qaddafi vows "no mercy"; China, Russia abstain from vote
Japan faces "pivotal moment" with plan to reconnect power to unit 2 once latest round of water spraying completes
Lack of information from the government, supply shortage and increased worry cause Japanese humanitarian disaster to grow
Moved by the death of her childhood friend after atomic bombs hit Japan, doctor turns radiation into a tool for healing
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Helicopters, spray trucks employed in scramble to prevent meltdown at stricken plant, but unclear if anything has worked
Libyan leader vows to launch final assault on the opposition's capital; U.N. set to vote on mandate to strike his forces
WikiLeaks cables show American gov't thought chief of U.N. nuclear safety watchdog was incompetent for years
Airmen flying search and rescue missions, 17,000 sailors and Marines in waters off Japan; Supplies brought in
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, former slum priest, was twice elected Haiti president and remains popular among majority poor
As if the Japanese people weren't suffering enough, snow fell this week, chilling the homeless and hampering rescue and relief efforts
Tear gas and pellets fired at crowds of demonstrators in Manama
International relief agencies seek donations after massive earthquake, tsunami devastate parts of Japan
Resolution would authorize U.N. members to take "all necessary measures" to protect civilians from attacks by Qaddafi forces
Nuclear expert James Acton says some of the discrepancies are "hard to explain," but Japan juggling three disasters, not one