French Minister Slams U.S. Role in Haiti
Says International Aid Efforts Are about Helping Quake-Ravaged Zone, Not "Occupying" It
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Says International Aid Efforts Are about Helping Quake-Ravaged Zone, Not "Occupying" It
"Hope Continues," Says Official as More U.S. Troops, Int'l Aid Arrive, But Hunger, Frustration and Looting Persist
Former President and U.N. Special Envoy, Traveling with Daughter Chelsea, Will Distribute Aid, Meet with Haitian Leader
Rubber Bullets Fired into Crowd
From Haiti and Beyond, the Faithful Attend Services for Victims, Survivors
About 2,000 More American Troops to Arrive Off Beleaguered Country's Coast to Help Improve Flow of Aid
Uncollected Bodies Burn in Streets and Security Concerns Rise as Haitians Cry for Help amid Ruins
Latest News of Relief and Recovery Efforts in the Aftermath of the Devastating Earthquake
Armed Men, Many with Suicide Vests, Open Fire Near Presidential Palace, Central Bank, Popular Hotel
The U.S. Must Ensure that Aid Distribution is Fair and Free of Corruption -- and Faces Tough Choices on Refugees
CBS Evening News Anchor Haunted By Orphan Boy's Cries
Ban Ki-Moon Visits Razed U.N. Mission Headquarters, Tells Haitians Help Is on the Way
U.S. Official Says Violence Increasing As People Become Desperate
Residents of Nursing Home Dying of Thirst, Hunger
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