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• Airstrikes slow Gadhafi's forces - USA Today
• Some in Congress are feeling circumvented | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-03-23 - Philadelphia Inquirer
• Nuclear Agency Expects to Restore Cooling Soon - Wall Street Journal
• Obama Says He's Confident Libya Operation Command Issues Will Be Resolved - Bloomberg
• Two Grad rockets fired by Gaza militants strike Be'er Sheva - Ha'aretz
• Winds keep fanning Indian Gulch fire - Denver Post
• Detroiters attribute population decline to crime, poor schools, few jobs - Detroit Free Press
• Suspect in attempted bombing at MLK Day parade to be arraigned - CNN International

Airstrikes slow Gadhafi's forces - USA Today Posted: 22 Mar 2011 08:23 PM PDT USA Today Airstrikes slow Gadhafi's forces USA Today AJDABIYA, Libya — The road to this city that has been a battle between rebels and government forces is strewn with burned wreckage of military vehicles and numerous unexploded munitions. ... In Tripoli, Fear and Despair MountWall Street Journal U.S. intends to step back in Libya mission, but timing uncertainCNN International General: Coalition Forces Strike Additional Qaddafi DefensesFox News Voice of America -CNN -Globe and Mail all 3,538 news articles »

Some in Congress are feeling circumvented | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-03-23 - Philadelphia Inquirer Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:13 AM PDT USA Today Some in Congress are feeling circumvented | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-03-23 Philadelphia Inquirer WASHINGTON - President Obama's move to launch military strikes against Libya has some in Congress feeling frozen out of the picture, contending the administration has run an end-around past their authority to declare war. ... Libya Mission Gaining, as US Looks to Cede ControlABC News Obama insists actions in Libya serve US interestsBoston Globe BC-Libya and Mideast Uprisings AdvisoryLos Angeles Times The Guardian -msnbc.com -Politico all 2,164 news articles »

Nuclear Agency Expects to Restore Cooling Soon - Wall Street Journal Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:38 AM PDT Sydney Morning Herald Nuclear Agency Expects to Restore Cooling Soon Wall Street Journal WSJ's Peter Landers reports from Tokyo that the Fukushima Daiichi Reactor No. 4 has been reconnected to the power grid, but water is still being sprayed on several of the reactors to prevent overheating. TOKYO—Cooling systems are ... Factbox: Restrictions on Japanese food importsReuters Radiation Health Risk Rises in Tokyo's Tap Water, VegetablesBloomberg Japan nuclear crisis: PM bans food shipments from farms near FukushimaTelegraph.co.uk ABC News -Washington Post -NPR all 16,307 news articles »

Obama Says He's Confident Libya Operation Command Issues Will Be Resolved - Bloomberg Posted: 22 Mar 2011 10:50 PM PDT The Hindu Obama Says He's Confident Libya Operation Command Issues Will Be Resolved Bloomberg March 22 (Bloomberg) -- Brian Katulis, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, talks about military operations in Libya and US policy in the Middle East. ... Questions remain over NATO role in LibyaAljazeera.net France reiterates no ground troops to LibyaXinhua Libya military operation: Who should command?BBC News Voice of America -The Guardian -Los Angeles Times all 1,469 news articles »

Two Grad rockets fired by Gaza militants strike Be'er Sheva - Ha'aretz Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:55 AM PDT USA Today Two Grad rockets fired by Gaza militants strike Be'er Sheva Ha'aretz Seven mortar shells hit western Negev between the two attacks on Be'er Sheva, within hours of another strike on Ashdod; at least 8 Palestinians were killed Tuesday after IDF fired on squads launching rockets at Israel. By Haaretz Service Tags: Israel ... New exchange between Gaza and Israel; 1 deadFox News Gazan rockets hit deep in Israel, minister sees warReuters Africa Hamas declares day of mourning for those killed in GazaJerusalem Post Xinhua -Brisbane Times -New York Times all 1,430 news articles »

Winds keep fanning Indian Gulch fire - Denver Post Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:05 AM PDT USA Today Winds keep fanning Indian Gulch fire Denver Post Volunteer Annie Oden feeds hay to horses Tuesday at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, where large animals evacuated from the Indian Gulch fire were taken. The blaze, first reported about 10:15 am Sunday, raged between ... Residents allowed home but Colo. fire risk remainsAtlanta Journal Constitution Colorado Wildfires Force Evacuations of 100 HomesABC News Colorado wildfires threaten hundreds of homesReuters CNN International -Fox News -9NEWS.com all 522 news articles »

Detroiters attribute population decline to crime, poor schools, few jobs - Detroit Free Press Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:51 AM PDT Detroiters attribute population decline to crime, poor schools, few jobs Detroit Free Press Toyota and Honda are extending their shutdown of auto production in Japan amid a shortage of parts... Two prominent downtown Detroit sites, including that of the former Hudson's store, would become... In his early 30s, pianist Robert Glasper is making ... Secretary of state's erroneous population data rile BostonBoston Globe Motor City population declines 25%USA Today Census takes measure of Detroit and offers a grim pictureSan Jose Mercury News Reuters -NECN -MSU State News all 724 news articles »

Suspect in attempted bombing at MLK Day parade to be arraigned - CNN International Posted: 23 Mar 2011 12:22 AM PDT CNN International Suspect in attempted bombing at MLK Day parade to be arraigned CNN International By the CNN Wire Staff (CNN) -- A suspect in the attempted bombing of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in Washington state is expected to be arraigned on federal charges Wednesday. A grand jury indicted Kevin William Harpham, 36, of Colville, ... Washington state man indicted in MLK Day bomb plotReuters Stevens County man indicted in Spokane MLK parade bomb plotSeattle Times Grand jury is expected to hear case against MLK bomb suspect todayThe Spokesman Review (subscription) all 152 news articles »

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