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Tribal Leader’s Resignation Is Blow to Yemeni President

A leading tribal figure in Yemen announced his resignation from the ruling party, signaling a major blow to the embattled leadership of President Ali Abdullah Saleh.

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Colonel Qaddafi’s son, Saadi, once fancied himself a soccer player and protests continue in Tunisia.

A man carrying loaves of bread walks past improvised barricades set up by protesters in Tripoli.
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Witnesses Describe Qaddafi’s Violent Tactics

An gruesome picture began to emerge Saturday of the violent tactics used to quell protesters in Tripoli, where a tense standoff continued.

Following U.S. Sanctions, U.N. to Meet on Libya

The Security Council will meet Saturday to discuss action against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi and his government.

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Latest Updates on Libya's Revolt and Mideast Protests

The Lede is following the uprising in Libya and protests in Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Iraq and the West Bank.

Iran Reports a Major Setback at a Nuclear Power Plant

Iran told atomic inspectors that it had run into a serious problem at a newly completed nuclear reactor.

Gunmen Attack Iraq’s Largest Oil Refinery

The predawn attack on Saturday raised questions about the security of Iraq’s antiquated refineries.

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Suddenly, a Rise in Piracy’s Price

American officials suggest that the killings of four Americans could be a game-changer.

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As Berkshire Improves, Buffett Sings Praises of U.S.

Following a year of improvement at his holding company, Warren E. Buffett praised the United States’ growth prospects — and said he is eager to do more deals.

Abuse Suspects, Your Calls Are Taped. Speak Up.

Over jailhouse telephones, many domestic violence suspects end up providing evidence against themselves.

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