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Japanese officials said Sunday they presumed partial meltdowns had occurred at two crippled reactors and that they were facing serious cooling problems at four more.
The troubles unfolding in Japan feed into a resurgence of doubts about the safety of nuclear power.
A nationwide rescue effort was mobilized to find trapped quake survivors and rush food and water to thousands.
The scenes of destruction in one sleepy town are especially frightening because they are far from the worst-hit areas.
Libya has turned in a new, darker direction as the rebel movement has become an armed uprising lacking coordination.
New York’s network of small group homes operates with scant oversight and few consequences for employees who abuse the population.
Passengers bound for casinos are lured by low fares and vouchers for food and slot machines that offset most of the travel costs.
Mayors have sought to boost forces while a bill languishes in Congress, making the future of local policing unclear.
Schools in migrant communities struggle against mobility, violence and low academic expectations.
The actor Bradley Cooper will be a team player in “The Hangover Part II” and a leading man in “Limitless.”
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Daylight saving time resumed at 2 a.m. Sunday. Clocks were set ahead an hour.
Howard Schultz was humbled in the recession.
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Not invited? That doesn’t mean you can’t eat, drink and shop as the royals do.
The lower to middle end of Quito’s real estate market is very active at the moment.
The Equus is a virtual Lexus copy at a notably lower price, but something’s just a bit off.
Marjorie Kaplan of the Animal Planet and Science networks says real creativity comes from the ability to tolerate a degree of confusion.
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