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    February 6, 2012

    U.S. calls for backing Syrian rebels

    The move comes after Russia and China block a U.N. attempt to end the months of bloodshed.

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    February 6, 2012

    Blaze kills husband of missing woman, two sons

    Police say Josh Powell, who had lost custody of the boys, started the fire to kill them and himself.

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    February 6, 2012
    Rick Santorum

    GOP contest still a four-man race

    Maine is one of the states where Republicans' choices will be watched this week.

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    February 6, 2012

    World/Nation Dispatches

    RIO DE JANEIRO Murders more than double during strike by police Murder rates in the northeastern city of Salvador have more than doubled since the start of a police strike, media reports said Sunday, although they added that the situation in Brazil’s third most populous city appears to be improving. Salvador’s A Tarde daily reported […]

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    February 6, 2012
    Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

    Is Israel planning to attack Iran?

    Concerns grow over saber-rattling about the dangers of Tehran wielding nuclear weapons.

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  • Published
    February 5, 2012

    Queen prepares to mark 60 years on throne

    The 85-year-old Queen Elizabeth II marks 60 years on the throne on Monday. She is the second longest-serving monarch of all-time.

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    February 5, 2012

    Russia, China block U.N. action on Syria

    They target a resolution backing the Arab League's call for President Bashar Assad to step down.

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    February 5, 2012

    Cold doesn’t check anti-Putin rally

    For the first time in years, Russians challenge the prime minister's control and demand to be heard.

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    February 5, 2012

    Riots continue in Egypt; at least 12 people dead

    In a third day of anger over a deadly soccer riot, tear gas is fired at those urging an end to military rule.

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    February 5, 2012

    Rare snowfall has Romans scrambling to clear streets

    ROME – Romans bewildered by their city’s first big snowfall in 26 years used government-issued shovels to clear sidewalks, and kitchen utensils to clear windshields Saturday. The snow — up to 8 inches deep in some neighborhoods — made buses and taxis scarce. It also shut down tourist sites, including the Colosseum, where the tiers […]