Obama rules out land invasion in Libya
President echoes top U.S. military officials, calling ground role "absolutely" out of the question
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President echoes top U.S. military officials, calling ground role "absolutely" out of the question
Embattled president asked for new powers of arrest, detention and censorship to quash popular uprising
Transition to renewable energy accelerated in wake of Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant disaster
America carrying bulk of responsibility as President Obama faces increasing skepticism from Congress
Standoff continues between rebel, government forces in other parts of the country; Qaddafi remains defiant
Flotilla has six ships, with as many as 16 on the way to prevent arms shipments
AFP, Getty workers freed 6 days after tortured New York Times journalists released
Government says cost of earthquake, tsunami could reach $309 billion, far exceeding other estimates
Activist claims 6 killed in gov't attack on protesters; Gov't claims 4 killed as "armed gang" attacks ambulance
Up-to-date information on the continuing crisis following the catastrophic March 11 earthquake and tsunami
Decision is surprising reversal of recent ruling banning use of DNA found matching opposition leader's sodomy accuser
24 more Tomahawk cruise missiles launched for total of 162; U.S. commander says growing coalition weakens Libyan loyalists
Success in Libya, i.e. Qaddafi's departure, is crucial if the U.S. wants to be seen in positive light in Arab world
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Conditions deteriorating in Misrata, last major city held by rebels; Heavy anti-aircraft fire and loud explosions heard in Tripoli