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Libya claims win in battle over oil
TRIPOLI, Libya – Libyan forces repelled a coordinated attack by NATO forces and rebels against a strategic oil town in the east of the country, the government spokesman said Thursday.
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Rep. Anthony Weiner resigns over sexting scandal
Anthony Weiner has resigned from Congress, saying he cannot continue in office amid the intense controversy surrounding sexually explicit messages he sent online to several women.
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Fuming over gas prices? Don’t count on a tax break
How would you like a 33-cent drop in the price of a gallon of gas?
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Diplomatic race over peace plan for Middle East
Obama, Netanyahu race to unveil plans for Mideast peace
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NATO allies split over scope of Libya air strikes
NATO foreign ministers meet Thursday amid a growing rift over the pace of air strikes in Libya, as calls mount for allies to intensify the bombing campaign to prevent a stalemate on the ground.
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No to a no-fly zone over Libya
No one doubts the importance of U.S. action to end the regime of Moammar Gadhafi. Unlike Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, whose overthrow inspired a resistance movement in Libya, Gadhafi has made war on his own people.
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United Nations meeting over violence in Libya
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Geneva for a meeting of the U.N. Human Rights Council.
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Hill rages over Lara
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton — incensed by the mob sex attack on “60 Minutes” star Lara Logan in Cairo’s main square — has personally turned up the heat on the Egyptian government to bring the brutes to justice. Clinton has dispatched diplomats to Egypt, said a State…
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US ups pressure on Pakistan over detained American
In a sign of new and serious tensions between the United States and a key counterterror ally, the Obama administration has suspended some high-level contacts with Pakistan and may downgrade the status of an upcoming meeting to boost pressure on the government to release a U.S. Embassy employee who killed two Pakistanis, U.S. officials said Tuesday.
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U.S. ups pressure on Pakistan over detained American
ISLAMABAD — The United States may scrap upcoming talks with Pakistan about the war in Afghanistan to further pressure Islamabad to free an American who shot dead two Pakistanis, U.S. officials said. Washington insists the detained American has diplomatic immunity and killed the Pakistanis in self-defense as they tried to rob him at gunpoint. It says the man’s detention is illegal under …
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