Japan digs WWII site linked to human experiments
Investigation to begin at former medical school allegedly linked to germ and biological warfare outfit
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Libyan hospital official: 200 dead in Benghazi
Protesters continue to defy bloody crackdown by Gadhafi regime; Country's access to Internet cut off
China tries to stamp out "Jasmine Revolution"
Authorities act to squelch protests following mysterious online call for staged dissent; Several detained in Beijing, Shanghai
Libya, Yemen crack down, dozens killed
Authorities cut off Libyans' access to Internet as snipers fire on mourners in Benghazi; Yemeni riot police fire on crowds
China blocks web calls for "Jasmine Revolution"
Cracks down on microblog searches to thwart rallies; some wonder if mysterious calls for action are "performance art"
Yemen riot police shoot protesters, 1 dead
Security forces open fire on thousands marching in capital of Sanaa
Bahrain orders military off streets of capital
Move made after military fired on demonstrators and meets key demand of protesters as nation's monarchy seeks talks with them
Obama urges Bahrain's king to show restraint
President condemns violence in Bahrain, asking king to hold those responsible for the violence accountable
Soldiers open fire on Bahraini protesters
Dozens wounded, several killed as security forces attack anti-gov't protesters: "This is a war," says hospital official
Egyptian military: "Illegal" strikes can't go on
A week after Hosni Mubarak's ouster, thousands pour into Tahrir Square for revolutionary celebration
Victory Friday in Cairo's Tahrir Square
Hundreds of thousands celebrate one week after Mubarak's exit; But military warns against continuing protests
U.S. vetoes Israeli settlements U.N. resolution
Rejection of Resolution that Would Have Condemned Settlements as "Illegal" Likely to Anger Arab Countries
4 thrown to deaths from bridge near Acapulco
Authorities say their hands and feet were tied and their heads were covered in duct tape as they were thrown 600 feet
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From Iran to Senegal, protests dominate
Clashes, demonstrations break out across much of Mideast, North Africa as grassroots movements continue to take hold
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DOJ dropping suit over alleged noncitizen ballots
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