U.S. family hopes for lost daughter in Japan
Taylor Anderson's family scours the Internet for information that might aid search for young teacher among thousands of missing
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Taylor Anderson's family scours the Internet for information that might aid search for young teacher among thousands of missing
American firefighters join search and rescue operations, but radiation is keeping teams out of some of the areas most in need of supplies
Nuclear experts say the crisis is dangerous, and unreliable information makes it worse
Unmanned U.S. spy planes with infrared technology to be used to for a safe, closer look at damaged Fukushima nuclear reactors
Power line near completion to revive dead reactor cooling pumps, plant says; U.S. regulator says fuel rods exposed
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Foreign governments urge stronger safety precautions than Japan is recommending to its own citizens
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists for biggest U.S. paper disappear after a government assault in Libya
If the Fukushima nuclear plant's crisis is not calmed soon, Japan will need more brave volunteers to battle it
Cham Dallas says evacuating Fukushima plant workers likely created more danger than it dodged, Japan needs more iodine pills
Clinton denies the U.S. paid $2.35M for Raymond Davis' release; CIA contractor shot 2 Pakistanis and claimed diplomatic immunity
As the clock ticks down to the beginning of U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the top commander says all troops will be part of it
Workers race to contain ongoing crisis after temporarily abandoning effort due to radiation spike; Conditions apparently worsening
No agreement yet, but draft resolution said to have teeth; Qaddafi's forces continue to make gains
Following Fukushima disaster, China, France and others go over safety procedures and slow nuclear energy development