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- Boy preacher: Called to warn America
- Japan today, Jerusalem tomorrow ***
- Democratic principles foreign to Islamic countries
Thursday - March 31, 2011:
- Al Qaida: Arab revolts herald 'great leap forward'
- Threats Claim Nuclear Bombs Hidden All Over U.S.
- Britain says it has expelled five Libyan diplomats loyal to Gaddafi
- Gaddafi forces kill 18 civilians in Misrata; blockade ends
- Libya Government Use of Landmines Confirmed
- Rebels' retreat underscores need for intervention: coalition
- London parley divided on Libya. More shocks in Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen, Syria
- Uganda would welcome Gaddafi, President's spokesman says
- Ivory Coast rebels advance on capital
- Egypt's military government promises 'near-September' poll
- Keep out of our affairs, Bahrain tells Iran
- Kuwait trial reveals 'Iran's hidden hand'
- Japan's Creeping Meltdown: Optimism Evaporates
- Obama seeks one-third drop in oil imports
- US Senators ask Clinton to help end anti-Israel incitement
- At least 300,000 people killed in disasters in 2010
- Flooding in Thailand kills 11, strands tourists
- 'Absurdly deep' Sierra snow great news for dry California
Wednesday - March 30, 2011:
- Libya coalition launches 22 Tomahawk strikes
- UK: Murderous attacks go on in Libya; better days ahead
- US paves way to arm Libyan rebels
- Rebels lose ground in Libya as Gadhafi forces go on the offensive
- Libya troops advance east; powers want Gaddafi out
- NATO: Gadhafi could leave under pressure from U.S. and its partners
- World powers meet in London to discuss Libya's future
- 250 detained, 44 missing now in Bahrain since crackdown
- Energized Muslim Brotherhood in Libya eyes a prize
- Iranian Video Says Mahdi is 'Near'
- Klaus warns euro pact will lead to full political union
- Gunmen open fire, cause Chicago bus crash
- PAKISTAN: Third church attacked as Pakistani extremists declare war over Florida Koran burning
- European states ask EU and UN to draft peace deal
- Highly toxic plutonium seeping from Japan's nuclear plant
- Japan says no choice but to flood reactors
- 4,000 bodies remain unidentified in Japan
- Myanmar earthquake followed by new aftershocks as death toll tops 150
Tuesday - March 29, 2011:
- Libyan rebels rain missiles on retreating Gaddafi troops
- NATO bombs Gaddafi hometown as Libyan army retaliate
- Western Offensive Helps Rebels in War for Qaddafi’s Home Town
- US is sliding into long-term military involvement in Libya
- Qatar becomes first Arab country to recognize Libyan National Council
- Egypt to hold legislative elections in September
- Erdogan: Assad is working on reforms in Syria
- Fukushima's partial meltdown increases fears of contaminated seawater and soil
- Leaking water 'highly radioactive', plant operator says
- Japan fears radiation-contaminated seawater may spread
- Status report Reactor-by-reactor at the Fukushima Daiichi plant
- Japan hit by 6.5 quake
- Low-level radiation found in Massachusetts rainwater
- Sarkozy takes hit in regional elections
Monday - March 28, 2011:
- Clinton: No US military action planned on Syria for now
- Clinton Calls Assad 'Reformer' as Video Shows Massacre
- Libya Rebels take Ras Lanuf, Brega , Uqayla, Bin Jawad
- Pro-Gaddafi forces, rebels fight in Misrata center
- Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links
- Gangs of armed young men roam Syrian seaside city
- Yemen: Al-Qaeda Seizes Southern Town
- 10,000 Indonesian Muslims protest against Gaddafi
- Qatar seizes Iranian boats carrying weapons
- Obama hinders U.S. drilling, celebrates Brazil's
- Christian imprisonment, beatings continue in Mideast
Sunday - March 27, 2011:
- FBI dedicates $1 billion to massive biometrics identification program
- Canadian government falls, elections set for May
- Latest developments in Arab political unrest stretching from North Africa to Persian Gulf
- Libyan rebels claim to have taken Brega
- Libyan rebels retake control of Ajdabiya
- U.S., allies ponder arming Libyan rebels
- Reform rally turns deadly in Jordan
- Yemen president says ready to leave power 'with dignity'
- People fleeing violence in Ivory Coast
- Bulgarians hold large anti-govt. rally
- Protesters battle police in London anti-govt protest
- Second mudslide hits California Highway 1
- Soaring food prices and gas station lines in oil-rich Libya hint at effects of no-fly zone
- JAPAN: Sea near Fukushima contaminated. Radiation 1,250 times over safety limit
- Weather service issues flood predictions
- Rescuers struggle to reach Myanmar quake areas
Saturday - March 26, 2011:
- Shalev: UNGA ‘Palestine’ resolution may have real impact
- UNHRC condemns Israel on Golan, okays Iran rapporteur
- West strikes Libyan forces; NATO sees 90-day campaign
- Nato takes control of enforcing Libya no-fly zone
- Ground operation in Libya could start in April: Russian intelligence
- Dozens feared dead as Syria violence swells
- Protest erupts in Damascus in support of Deraa
- EGYPT: Law to stifle protest and demonstrations
- Muslim Brotherhood gains power in Egypt
- Harper government falls in historic Commons showdown
- Iran blasts appointment of UN rights investigator
- Japan Raises Possibility of Breach in Reactor Vessel
- CHINA: House church shut down in Shaanxi, two Protestants imprisoned
- Colo. wildfire forces 8,500 to evacuate
- Anxiety grows over Japan’s food and water supply
- Solar eruption creates spectacular 'sun tentacle'
- A Round Eruption on the Sun
Friday - March 25, 2011:
- EU diplomats ponder if Syria next to fall
- Gates arrives in Israel to discuss Iran, peace talks
- Libya's Soviet-made arms may fall into hands of terrorists: expert
- Look who's in line to replace Gadhafi
- Western air strikes continue to hit Tripoli
- NATO to take over Libya no-fly zone
- We will use force in Libya if necessary, Nato says
- Lieberman: West should treat Syria, Iran like Libya
- Saleh accepts five-point plan for him to step down by year's end
- Leprosy: India's hidden disease Life and style
- Reactor Core May Be Breached at Damaged Fukushima Power Plant
- Dead, missing numbers exceed 26,000
- Qatar sets up task force to address food challenges
- Strong Quake in Myanmar Kills More Than 70
- School bus safety Tech tag to track students
Thursday - March 24, 2011:
- US Intelligence Report: Hizbullah a Socio-Political Movement
- The pinnacle of incompetence
- Gadhafi forces attack Zintan, halted by air strikes in Misrata
- 'The Libyan air force no longer exists'
- Dispatch on the Libyans shot at as they rescued U.S. pilots
- Marines on ground in Libya
- '15 dead after Syrian forces open fire on protesters'
- Yemen lawmakers declare a state of emergency
- Yemen's Saleh offers elections as pressure mounts
- Egyptair omits Israel from maps
- Egypt’s Interior Ministry building ablaze
- Egypt committee charges Mubarak with murders of protesters
- Saudi Arabia to have municipal vote
- Big cyber attack targets EU headquarters
- For all his faults, Assad is the devil we know
- Canada government set to be toppled
- Portugal PM resigns as parliament rejects austerity
- U.N. expresses 'serious concern' over Iran
- Kuwait airport to introduce fingerprinting from April 1
- Tidal flood kills Alaska musk oxen
- Tornadoes roar across Iowa
- 'A big one' Davenport, Iowa, braces for record flood
Wednesday - March 23, 2011:
- Unrest in Middle East rings prophetic
- Turkey suspects nukes on Iranian plane, finds other banned weapons headed to Syria
- Colonel Gaddafi’s commander son ‘is killed by Kamikaze Libyan pilot’
- Gaddafi shells rebel towns, American Air Force plane down
- Gaddafi shells towns, rebels pinned down in east
- Rebels flee to caves as Gaddafi forces step up attack
- The Libya no-fly zone mission runs down. Just 6 warplanes aloft
- Compromise emerges for NATO role in Libya fight
- Italy presses for Nato command of Libya war
- EGYPT: Vote rigging and religious manipulation allows ‘Yes’ to win in constitutional referendum
- Syrian forces kill 6 at protest site, residents say
- Yemeni leader says he'll step down by year's end
- Yemen president warns of civil war, U.S. concerned
- Air tankers, helicopters battle Colorado wildfire
- Mauritania, Kuwait, Jordan water said least secure
- Woman rescued from flash flood in Brazil
- Flash flooding sweeps away cars
- Flood Swallows Highway
- Strong storm causes 30 wrecks in Arizona; 2 fatal
- Storm blasts California with heavy snow, rain
- World Water Day: A global inundation of funds is not enough
- URGENT: Radiation 1,600 times normal level 20 km from Fukushima plant: IAEA
- 3 shocks near epicenter of Japan quake
- District's ban on religious speech ordered to trial
Tuesday - March 22, 2011:
- Blasts, anti-aircraft fire rock Tripoli
- Bulgaria Warns Gaddafi May Use Chemical Weapons against Libyans
- US worried over Gaddafi's mustard gas
- Gadhafi Must be Captured, Put on Trial, Says Opposition Leader
- Western planes hit Gaddafi compound, Tripoli says
- U.S. calls assault on Libya 'very effective,' predicts handing off operations in 'matter of days'
- US says strikes have crippled Gaddafi's air capability
- Falklands oil bonanza hopes revived while price climbs again
- Tanks deploy in Sana'a as top army general defects
- Yemen military commanders join opposition as tanks take to the streets
- Mideast in Turmoil: Two Key US Allies in Danger
- The UNHRC: Hard at work condemning Israel
- Japan quake death toll passes 18,000
- Engineers connect power cables to Fukushima plant
- Japan: WHO warns of 'serious' food radiation
Monday - March 21, 2011:
- Coalition shows first cracks as Qaddafi digs in for guerrilla war
- Gaddafi's forces enter Benghazi
- Libyans form human shield at Gaddafi's compound
- Libya Gaddafi Says Arming Nation To Fight Foreign Aggression
- Libya suggests fuel favours for friends
- U.S. fighter jets join international strike, hit Gadhafi ground forces
- U.S. Arab planes to join Libya mission
- Italy sending jets to join Western air strikes on Libya
- Gaddafi: We're not afraid; war will be long
- Gaddafi: Western air raids on Libyan forces 'terrorism'
- Libyan army orders ceasefire
- Iran warns Libyans of West's 'colonial' intentions
- Hydro-diplomacy needed to avert Arab water wars
- 2nd Iranian plane forced to land in Turkey for inspection
- Taiwan finds radiation on imported Japanese beans
- 'Samurai' praised as Fukushima reactor slowly cools
- Search for food numbs Japan’s nuclear anxiety
- Strong earthquake hits off Philippines coast
Sunday - March 20, 2011:
- Report: Gaddafi forces attack Benghazi
- Allied forces fire missiles on Libya
- Military action underway in Libya
- British and French jets over Libya. US, UK ships fire 112 Tomahawks
- French war planes hit four Libyan tanks near Benghazi
- US, Canadian, Dutch and Spanish head to Italy bases for enforcement of Libya no-fly zone
- Libya Oil Chief Says Crude Production ‘Could Reach a Halt’ Due to Conflict
- Qaddafi and His Forces Warned on War Crimes
- Syria: Thousands call for revolt at funeral of protester
- Yemen police storm protest camp day after 46 demonstrators killed
- The ancient loathing between Sunnis and Shi'ites is threatening to tear apart the Muslim world
- Japan halts sale of food from near Fukushima
- Iran lawmakers support Bahrain protests
- Indonesia volcano traps villagers between lava flows
- Strong earthquake hits northeastern Japan
Saturday - March 19, 2011:
- US tells Gaddafi to pull back from east Libya
- Deputy minister: Libya ready for ceasefire
- Libya declares ceasefire after UN resolution
- Obama says Qaddafi must withdraw forces, does not demand his departure
- Gaddafi forces attack town after UN decision
- NATO nearly ready to implement UN resolution on Libya
- Gadhafi anti-aircraft guns a danger for NATO
- Libya cease-fire aims to outflank no-fly zone
- Gaddafi to send forces to surround rebellious Benghazi
- Libya not afraid of foreign airstrikes - Gaddafi son
- Gadhafi threatens to join 'holy war' against West
- After weeks of inaction, Egypt — not U.S. — moves to arm Libyans to defend themselves UN approves military action
- Syrian forces kill 4 protesters in southern city
- Activists call on Syrians to attend Friday protests
- 5 protesters killed in Syria, activist says; amateur video shows unrest around country
- 46 dead in Yemen protest bloodbath medics
- Yemen in state of emergency after protest massacre
- Ivory Coast Forces Shell Abidjan Market, Kill 30, UN Says
- Saudi king moving to head off protests diplomats
- Iran cleric tells Bahraini Shiites to protest on
- Hundreds of Jordanians demonstrate despite Saturday’s start of national dialogue on reform
- Report: U.S. considering strategic outreach to Hezbollah
- Egypt's New Rulers Friendly with Assad
- Canadian MPs: 'Israel's Values Are Canada's Values'
- The moment nuclear plant chief WEPT as Japanese finally admit that radiation leak is serious enough to kill people
- Repentance in the wake of tragedy
- Chunk of Calif. coastal highway falls into Pacific
- Russian military to buy 36 ICBMs, 2 missile subs in 2011
- Alert level at Indonesia volcano raised to highest
- Wycliffe: Final Bible translations in process
Friday - March 18, 2011:
- UN OKs 'all necessary measures' against Libya
- Five air forces set to attack Libya. Qaddafi threatens reprisals in Europe and ME
- Libya: At least 30 dead as rebels try to halt Benghazi push
- Iranian film Invade Israel to usher in Muslim 'messiah'
- Diplomats: Iran weapons material seized
- Iran’s war ship
- Nuclear and weapons materials discovered, bound for Iran
- Bahrain arrests opposition leaders for 'inciting murder'
- Oil, militant Islam and the terrifying dilemma now facing the West
- SYRIA: Democracy protests in Damascus and Aleppo, the first in decades
- Global fears mount as Japan takes desperate steps
- Japan nuclear reactor water-bombing has little effect
- Post-tsunami death toll in Japan rises to nearly 14,000
- Radiation Plume Course Charted by U.N. Agency
- Let's eat! 10,000 sharks join together to feast on a 'bait ball' off the Florida coast
- Strong 6.5 magnitude quake strikes Vanuatu seismologists
- 5.3 quake shakes Chile
- EU summit: Confidence in the future shattered
- Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media
Thursday - March 17, 2011:
- Israeli navy intercepts vessel carrying arms delivered by Iranian warships
- Iran on arms seizure: 'Zionist regime is full of lies'
- Plane allegedly carrying arms from Iran to Syria forced to land in Turkey
- Turkey frees detained Iran cargo plane, finding 'nothing illegal' on board
- 'Turkey stops Iranian cargo plane en route to Syria'
- Turkey: No weapons on Iranian plane
- Cleric issues 48-page fatwa against democracy
- France believes no-fly zone over Libya likely
- UN's Ban calls for immediate ceasefire in Libya
- Gaddafi shells city, threatens rebel stronghold
- Shelling kills at least 5 in Libya's rebel-held Misrata
- Gadhafi forces move in on main rebel bastion of Benghazi in Libya
- Gaddafi's son says revolt will be over in 48 hours
- Qaddafi Bombs Benghazi as Son Says ‘Too Late’ for No-Fly Zone
- Bahrain opposition: 5 dead in 'war of annihilation'
- Bahraini Saudi tanks disperse protesters. Tehran: Dangerous consequences
- Saudi Soldier, Bahrain Protesters Killed; Iran Blames US
- The country the West can’t lose
- Bahrain king declares state of emergency after protests
- 120 injured in Yemen clashes
- Strong quake sways buildings in Tokyo
- EU official: Japan catastrophe looming
- U.S. Calls Radiation ‘Extremely High,’ Sees Japan Nuclear Crisis Worsening
- U.S. official: Japan nuke situation worse
- Radiation panic overshadows worse threats
- IAEA chief: Japan nuclear situation 'very serious', but too soon to say out of control
- Japan Says 2nd Reactor May Have Ruptured With Radioactive Release
- Japan turns to U.S. in face of worsening nuclear crisis
- Japan disaster could unleash second wave of crisis
- Pakistani Christians convert to Islam because of threats and intimidations
- ARE WE LISTENING? God is trying to get our attention through the traumas in Japan & the Mideast
Wednesday - March 16, 2011:
- Japan quake and tsunami: 48 hours to stop a nuclear disaster
- Nuclear rods melting inside three Fukushima reactors, Japan admits
- Workers evacuate stricken nuclear plant
- Ash cloud from Japanese volcano in path of flights to Korea, China, Taiwan
- Russian fishing companies in search of buyers as Japanese firms withdraw
- Texas Instruments expects revenue hit from earthquake damage to Japanese manufacturing plant
- France struggling to get G8 accord on Libya no-fly
- Iran claims credit for Middle East turmoil
- Iran: Saudi troops in Bahrain unacceptable
- Saudis send 3,500 troops to Bahrain; two brigades plus tank battalion
- Libyan rebels urge west to assassinate Gaddafi as his forces near Benghazi
- Gaddafi is 'shocked by former European friends'
- Rebel council seeks to transform Libya
- Rebels appear to slow government forces' advance in Libya
- Violent protests across Yemen, three soldiers dead
- Machines to dispense UAE ID cards soon
- Russia unlikely to return to deficit-ridden grain market before winter - analysts
- Thousands left homeless by Brazil rain
Tuesday - March 15, 2011:
- Al Qaida commander backs Libyan rebels in message
- France steps up efforts for Libya no-fly zone
- Libya no-fly zone supported by Ed Miliband
- Bahraini MPs call for imposing martial law
- Protesters block Bahrain highway
- Saudi sends troops, Bahrain Shi'ites call it war
- Yemen president sacks minister amid growing unrest
- Ivory Coast Violence Worsens
- Japan quake may be world's costliest disaster
- Confusion in Japan as people search
- Second explosion at nuclear plant, but another Chernobyl unlikely
- Radioactive Releases at Fukushima Could Last Months
- US aircraft carrier reportedly sails into radioactive cloud
- Report: Iran launching cyber attacks on enemies' websites
Monday - March 14, 2011:
- Gadhafi government 'certain of victory' against Libya rebels
- Syria supplies Qaddafi with arms. Exodus begins from Benghazi
- Libyan rebels say Gaddafi forces fight each other
- US backs Arab states' call for Libya no-fly zone
- Empty rhetoric from westerners adds to suffering
- Quake moved Japan coast 8 feet, shifted Earth's axis
- Japan's nuclear nightmare: Fears of second explosion at quake-hit N-plant as exclusion zone stretches to 13 miles
- Japan quake-tsunami death toll likely over 10,000
- Japan earthquake: tens of thousands missing as full devastation emerges
- Expect more earthquakes world-wide for next two years
- Report: Japan volcano erupts in wake of catastrophic earthquake
- Millions without food, water, power in quake-hit Japan
- Unrest deepens in Yemen and Bahrain amid protests
- 30 rebels killed in clashes in south Sudan oil town
- Iran 'using child soldiers' to suppress Tehran protests
Sunday - March 13, 2011:
- 9,500 people missing in tsunami-stricken Japan town
- 'Japan's nuclear reactors may be at risk'
- Core of quake-damaged reactor partially melts
- One man dead after being swept out to sea while taking pictures of giant Tsunami waves in California
- Gaddafi's army will kill half a million, warn Libyan rebels
- EU rejects call for Libya 'no-fly zone'
- US welcomes Arab League's 'important step' on Libya
- Libyan troops push back rebels from oil town
- Escalating Yemen violence kills 3, injures hundreds
- Violence continues in Ivory Coast
- Arab World: The road to Damascus
- World War III in the Middle East?
- Ethiopia Muslim radicals burn twelve Protestant churches. One dead, dozens injured
- Incredible swarms of fish form off coast of Acapulco: But was surge caused by tsunami thousands of miles away?
- Okla. governor declares fire emergency
- Toxin found in sardines that clogged US marina
Saturday - March 12, 2011:
- 3 nuclear reactors in trouble after Japan quake
- Emergencies declared at 5 Japan nuclear reactors
- Rescue under way after huge quake in China
- Bali Shakes from 6.2 Earthquake
- Indonesia volcano erupts, spews lava and gas
- Yemen: Anti-government protesters may have been hit with nerve gas, doctors say
- EU chief shoots down Cameron's no-fly zone as PM warns Europe 'must do more'
- Libya rebels appeal for air strikes against Gaddafi
- Obama says Gaddafi squeezed, Libyan rebels want more
- Bahrain police fire tear gas at protesters
- Yemeni security forces open fire on protesters
- Ivory Coast 'on the brink of a bloodbath'
- Pakistan test fires nuclear-capable missile
- Hunger, sanctions and disease are destroying North Korea
- Russia will spend $730 billion on weaponry
- Utah lawmakers recognize gold as legal tender
Friday - March 11, 2011:
- 8.9 quake strikes Japan, triggers tsunami
- 'Al Qaida targeting Muslim Americans for terror recruits'
- Iran's Arming of Afghan Insurgents Hits Lethal Level
- France backs Libyan rebel council; EU extends sanctions
- French President 'to propose air strikes in Libya'
- 'Gaddafi plans full-scale military action to crush rebels'
- Gaddafi's scorched earth- Libya's skies turn black as desperate dictator blows up oil pipes and turns his tanks on civilians
- Gates: NATO planning for all military options on Libya
- Libya has descended into Civil War, Red Cross says
- Germany freezes the 'billions' in Libyan bank accounts
- Iran Supreme Leader: U.S. will share the fate of fallen Mideast regimes
- Libya's rebels call on West to give them help
- NATO to move warships into Mediterranean over Libya unrest
- U.S. to send aid teams into eastern Libya
- Saudi unrest escalates, police fire at protest
- Obama accepts prospect of nuclear-armed Iran
- 6.6 magnitude earthquake strikes Papua New Guinea
- 24 killed, 200 injured in China quake
- Four earthquakes, both stronger than 6_0, strike offshore Japan
- Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts with greater fury
- Decline of honey bees now a global phenomenon, says United Nations
Thursday - March 10, 2011:
- New information fuels concern over Iran's nuclear programme
- Gaddafi: West trying to seize Libya's oil
- Gadhafi: Libyan people will fight West if they enforce no-fly zone
- Qaddafi ‘Flattens’ Rebel-Held City; EU talks of New Sanctions
- Qaddafi hits rebels with air power, tanks, tribal troops, opens way to Cyrenaica
- Opposition in Libya Struggles to Form United Front
- The US wants global consensus on Libyan no fly zone
- Who wants a no-fly zone over Libya?
- NATO starts 24-7 surveillance of Libya
- Yemeni police fire on protest, 65 hurt
- L.A. mystery missile was no illusion
- Obama administration appeals healthcare ruling
- Food prices in Britain are rising three times faster than G7 nations
- Ferocious winter storm shocks Northeast with snow, floods
Wednesday - March 9, 2011:
- Libyan tanks, planes bombard key rebel-held city
- Nato weighs Libya no-fly zone options
- Obama builds up US-NATO military option for Libya
- Syrian Pilots Flying Libyan Warplanes, Rebels Charge
- Arab media says Gaddafi looking for exit deal
- White House official praises Muslim Brotherhood leader
- Muslim hearings: Shining a light or turning up the heat?
- Magnitude 7.2 earthquake hits northern Japan
- Million dead fish overwhelm marina
- Kilauea's new vent spewing loads of lava, fumes
Tuesday - March 8, 2011:
- As Islamists gain, Obama pushes Israel into concessions
- Report: Gaddafi offered resignation for security
- 'Syrian mercenaries, warplanes aiding Gaddafi'
- A million Libyans need aid as UK, France seek no-fly zone
- Gadhafi regime offers olive branch to rebels while fighting to regain control over east Libya
- U.S. Senators Call for No-Flight Zone Over Libya
- US mulls military options in Libya: NYT
- UN: Libya must stop attacks on civilian targets
- First Saudi Day of Rage flops, protesters to try again Friday
- CHINA: Police and helicopters to stop jasmine revolution”. Beijing denies unrest
- Insurgency in Russia's Caucasus a growing threat
- Ivory Coast threatens to unravel
- Muslims’ Role in Germany Questioned by Interior Minister
- Deep earthquake near Solomon Islands
- Scientists monitor eruptions at Hawaii volcano
Monday - March 7, 2011:
- Libya forces fight rebels advancing toward capital
- Qaddafi Massacres Rebels, but His Troops Are Defecting
- Libyan army strikes rebels, halts their advance on Sirte
- Battles rage in Libya
- Rebel Advance in Libya Set Back by Heavy Assault
- Senators receptive to Libya no-fly zone
- Iran and Syria to escape reprimand of IAEA board
- Saudi Arabia Shuts Down Shi'ite Protests
- Saudi Arabia bans public protest
- China's Defense Budget Increase Troubles Neighbors
- US considers tapping oil reserves to ease soaring prices
- Earthquake shakes Peru-Chile border
- Earthquake shakes in Anchorage area
- Researchers seek causes of honeybee colony collapse
- Utah to Washington This land is my land!
Sunday - March 6, 2011:
- Ad campaign: God not needed for fulfilling life
- Arab World: New evidence of Iran’s nuclear ambitions
- British army on standby for Libya
- Gates on urgent mission to Cairo as military rulers lose grip
- More protests in Saudi oil region
- Saudi Arabia imposes ban on ‘un-Islamic’ protests
- Saudis mobilise thousands of troops to quell growing revolt
- Libya: Rebels defy attacks, eye Gaddafi’s hometown
- Libya stalemate, but eruption of savage fighting casts civil war shadow
- Libyan army beat men to death: Calgary witness
- Witness: Libyan forces gun down protesters
- Libyan rebels in Zawiyah repel repeated attacks by Gadhafi loyalists
- Qaddafi pushes rebels back. Obama names Libya intel panel
- Rebels say repelled attack on Libyan city
- US warships docked in Crete amid Libyan tensions
- Iran: Islam opposes nukes
- Report: US favors reforms over uprisings
- Obama: Israel may benefit from Arab uprisings
- Mideast Unrest Is Costing Russian Arms Industry
Saturday - March 5, 2011:
- Obama signals willingness to intervene militarily in Libya if crisis worsens
- Obama 'Considering Every Option' On Libya
- Obama administration prepares for possibility of new post-revolt Islamist regimes
- Obama enabling Neo-Ottoman Caliphate
- 'At least 30 killed in Zawiyah clashes near Tripoli'
- Major Libyan oil plant ablaze as rebellions erupt in Tripoli after Friday prayers
- Fierce fighting 30 miles west of Tripoli
- Libya's tribes turning against Gadhafi
- Libya security forces on guard as anti-government protests break out in Tripoli
- Youth aim to liberate Libya
- Libyan rebels battle Gaddafi forces for oil sites
- 'Gaddafi’s men hiding bodies out of sight'
- Jordan's pro-reform opposition groups demand new prime minister step down
- Mubarak faces corruption probe on gas to Israel, warrants for Israeli, US partners
- IRAN: More than 200 people arrested for protesting against the regime
- YEMEN – BAHRAIN – SAUDI ARABIA: Anti-govt protests end with 2 deaths in Yemen as unrest bubbles up in Bahrain and S Arabia
- CHINA Open letter non-stop jasmine revolution everywhere in China
- Arms cache stolen from Thai army base
- Violence escalating in Ivory Coast
- State of emergency in Florida's wildfires
- Attorney: Expect anti-Christian discrimination to 'ramp up' in U.S.
- 5.7 magnitude quake rocks southern Philippines
Friday - March 4, 2011:
- A Burqa for Lady Liberty and a Mosque for Ground Zero
- Tehran's hands-off threat to Riyadh incites Saudi Shiites to revolt
- Zimbabwe: We will supply Iran with uranium for its nuclear program
- Air strikes hit rebel-held towns in east Libya
- Brega bombings to scare off militia - Gaddafi son
- Possible splits in Libya's military leadership
- Libya gov't accepts Chavez plan for solution to conflict
- France rejects Chavez offer to mediate Libya crisis
- ICC Prosecutor: Gaddafi, sons to be investigated
- Ivory Coast president cuts off power and water to north
- PAKISTAN: Punjab Christians fear more massacres after churches and tombs are desecrated
- A junta not so inclined
- TN's anti-sharia debate heats up
- Jason Beller, gunman who shot EMT after crash was armed with six weapons and had dispute with his wife
- On the brink- Sixth mass extinction 'that will eradicate 75% of life on Earth is drawing closer'
- South-East suffered darkest winter on record, but February defied expectations to become NINTH warmest in a century
- 'Severe' spring weather seen for U.S.
- Anthem Blue Cross raising individual rates again
Thursday - March 3, 2011:
- Iran to build permanent naval base in Syria
- Islamists to March in Washington
- Muslims to rally for U.S. Islamic state
- Arab League ministers reject foreign intervention in Libya
- Arabs demand Libya halt violence, eye no-fly zone
- EU to conduct emergency meeting on Libya
- Gaddafi: Rebels like Israel in Gaza
- Gadhafi: U.S. faces bloody war if it enters Libya
- Gaddafi warns thousands could die if foreign powers enter Libya
- US Sends Warships to Suez, Troops Stationed in Libya
- West edges closer to military action on Libya
- The US, UK, Libyan opposition lack military strength to take on Qaddafi
- Libya warplanes bomb oil district, in ongoing offensive to retake east
- Libyans repel government forces from rebel-held town as Colonel Gaddafi claims: 'West only wants our oil'
- Watchdog Group Warns Libya Stockpiled Mustard Gas
- Gaddafi: Libya is ruled by its people; I cannot resign
- ICC prosecutor to open probe into Libya violence
- Libya suspended from UN Human Rights
- Report: Sons urge Gaddafi to seek asylum in Nicaragua
- Muslim Brotherhood sees opportunity in Jordan
- Saudi Arabia to reshuffle cabinet
- Yemen tribal leaders give Saleh nine months
- Oman sounds red alert; protesters given evening deadline
- A portrait of Muslim Brotherhood's supreme authority
- Arab League hails dawn of 'new era' of revolutions against tyranny
- 'IAEA inspectors to visit Syria acid plant'
- UNHCR alarmed by Ivorian violence
- IRAN: Sanctions helping China do business with Iran
- Farrakhan: Jews are pushing the US into war
- Battle cry: 'No Shariah on these shores'
- Oil settles at 2-1/2 year high on Libya violence
- Taliban kills Pakistani Christian minister for blasphemy
- Vietnam faces severe water shortage
Wednesday - March 2, 2011:
- 8 reasons not to be optimistic about Egypt
- Burundi joins Nile basin pact opposed by Egypt
- U.S. moves ships, aircraft as Libya fighting rages
- Deputy FM warns Islamist regimes could take over Arab world
- Iran Seeks Mass Destruction Weapons Parts from Norway
- 'Protests? What protests' Ranting Gaddafi branded delusional after telling the world 'all my people love me'
- Official puts toll in Libya at 6,500
- U.S., Europe tighten noose around Libya's government
- UK, US Weigh Military Intervention in Libya
- US weighs hit-and-run raids to disable Qaddafi's air capability
- Libya rebels may seek U.N. airstrikes
- Libyan refugee and food crisis looms
- West should treat Iran as it is treating Libya, PM says
- Outside Yemen's capital, anger and grievances run deep
- Yemen president blames Israel for Arab world unrest
- Playing dead: The sickening video that shows children recreating suicide bomber attacks as a playground game
- Polygamy outlawed - so why not sharia?
- Russian FM sees scope for easing sanctions on Iran
- Ten Commandments targeted for banishment
- Activists: DOMA change should open wallets
- New Zealand hit by further earthquake
Tuesday - March 1, 2011:
- Small Nuclear War Could Reverse Global Warming for Years
- Clinton: No options are 'off the table,' Gaddafi must go
- EU approves wide sanctions against Libya
- ICC prosecutor announces preliminary Libya probe
- Protesters say shot down Libyan plane
- Rebel army may be formed as Tripoli fails to oust Gaddafi
- Security forces clamp down on anti-Gadhafi protest in Tripoli
- Arab Revolutionary Juggernaut Rolls into Oman, 2 Killed
- Pyongyang threatens “all-out war” because of US-South Korean military exercises
- OMAN - S. ARABIA: Jasmine revolution shakes Gulf. Two dead in Oman
- The revolutions and US euphoria
- Obama to face Shariah court
- Russia plans universal ID-payment card to cut red tape
- UK to UN: Appoint a special investigator for Iran
- Two quakes shake Arkansas
- Strong earthquake rattles Greece
- 5.8 quake rocks Chile
- Large Hadron Collider warms up for final drive to catch a Higgs boson
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