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Other Headlines: Gadhafi's Son Reportedly Killed; Alabama A Major Disaster
May 2, 2011 Col. Moammar Gadhafi's son and grandchildren were reportedly killed in a NATO airstrike in Libya on Saturday; former Pope John Paul is closer to sainthood; Alabama's damage is like Hurricane Katrina; the retrial opens for former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich
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U.S. To Fly Armed Drones Over Libya
April 21, 2011 The president has approved their use and the first mission was to have been flown today, but was canceled because of poor weather, Pentagon officials say.
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From Misurata: Video Of A Father's Desperate 'Dash To Hospital'
April 13, 2011 From Britain's ITVNews comes a revealing video report. Its correspondents were there to see how out-gunned civilians are trying to fight back. And, they were there to see the aftermath when a mortar struck a playground — mortally injuring a boy.
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Gadhafi Nurse: Generous To Her, 'Like Stalin' To His People
April 12, 2011 "At least half the population of Libya disliked 'Papik,' " Oksana Balinskaya says of Gadhafi, using the nickname that his nurses gave the Libyan leader. She writes of her three years with Gadhafi in Newsweek.
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Gadhafi Regime Spokesman Claims World Has Things All Wrong
April 8, 2011 On point after point, he says the nations that have joined to stop Gadhafi from attacking civilians just don't know what's really going on in Libya. The regime, he claims, really wants change. On All Things Considered, his words are tested.
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Libya's Iman Al-Obeidi Appeals To Aid Groups: 'See How Life Is Here'
April 7, 2011 In an interview with CNN, the woman whose story of allegedly being raped and beaten by forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has gotten attention around the world, says she is grateful for the international support she's getting.
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Tunisian Activist: Road To Democracy Still Rough
April 6, 2011 Sihem Bensedrine is the force behind Kalima ("the word") an independent Internet radio station in Tunis. She says her nation is on the road to democracy, but that remnants of the old regime remain in power.
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Some Journalists Told To Leave Libya, New Visas Not Being Issued
April 6, 2011 Things may change, but the Gadhafi regime announced today that journalists from organizations including The New York Times and CNN need to leave.
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In Libya: Rebels Edge Forward; U.K. Seeks To Encourage Defectors
April 5, 2011 While fighting continues in parts of Libya, Britain is trying to encourage members of the regime to renounce their loyalty to Moammar Gadhafi. And the U.S. has lifted sanctions on the former foreign minister who defected.
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Iman Al-Obeidi: 'Every Day I Am Beaten'
April 4, 2011 The Libyan woman's dramatic appearance at a Tripoli hotel filled with journalists ended with her being dragged away by authorities. Now she isn't in prison, but says she is beaten by police when she leaves her home.
