After tsunami, some fled to nuclear plant
When waters ravaged Onagawa, Japan, many fled to the safest place they knew for shelter
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When waters ravaged Onagawa, Japan, many fled to the safest place they knew for shelter
Opposition says U.S.-backed leader has given al Qaeda free reign in areas, leading to munitions factory blast that killed 120
U.S. set up more than 100 high-tech monitoring stations nationwide following 9/11 attacks
Despite saying Libyan leader must go, U.S. "ambivalence" is discouraging loyalists from defecting, former Pentagon chief says
"We have soft spots for asylum seekers," spokesman for Ugandan president says of Libyan leader
White House suggests move would be legal, but other coalition members far less certain; and would it be wise?
Supreme Court hearing arguments on whether what could be biggest U.S. sex discrimination suit ever can continue
Elizabeth Palmer reports on the stealthy weapon of economic embargo, which is starving Libya's regime of its lifeblood
In interview with Erica Hill, cites uncertainty over rebels' makeup; Says there's need to "ratchet up" diplomatic and political pressure on Qaddafi
Masataka Shimizu has been hospitalized with high blood pressure and dizziness, says Tokyo Electric Power Co. spokesman
President tells CBS News "the noose has tightened" around Muammar Qaddafi, and Libyan ruler knows how to put end to attacks
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Uniformed gunmen execute 3 councilmen with gunshots to the head in one of nation's bloodiest days this year
Somber prime minister addresses nation, says country on "maximum alert" following discovery of toxic plutonium pools
Disclosure of Italian prostitution trial's documents reveals actor named as witness to defend embattled premier