NATO acknowledged that it may have accidentally killed rebels for the second time in less than a week, but said it wouldn’t apologize for it. “The situation in the area is still very fluid, with tanks and other vehicles moving in different directions,…
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NATO Won’t Apologize for Attacking Rebels
Police investigators discovered three new sets of remains at a beach on Long Island Monday, bringing the total number of bodies found in the area to eight. The discoveries began this past December, when police found the bodies of four prostitutes who…
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More Bodies Discovered at N.Y. Beach
Many coastal towns and villages in the area hit by the earthquake and tsunami are almost completely cut off.
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VIDEO: Hunt for tsunami survivors continues
Libyan state TV reported Sunday that the opposition-held town of al-Brega had been “been cleansed from the criminal gangs and mercenaries, the area is now safe, and all citizens should go back to their work and their normal life.”
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State TV: Gadhafi forces retake town
Highland Council says unmanned petrol pumps may not be the solution to the area’s decreasing number of filling stations.
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Payment woe curbs fuel pump plan
About 170,000 people have been evacuated from the area around a quake-damaged nuclear plant in north-east Japan that was hit by an explosion, the UN atomic watchdog says.
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Exodus from Japan nuclear plant
Scientists in the US have identified the area of the brain which makes heroin addicted rats relapse.
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Drug relapse brain region found
Japan’s Mount Shinmoe erupted again on Wednesday, spewing more lava, smoke and ash through the area, the country’s meteorological agency said.
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Japanese volcano erupts again
Police searching for a teenager, missing after a night out in Wakefield, hold an “information seek” in the area he was last seen one week ago.
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Missing teenager hunt stepped up
Pakistan hosts its first skiing tournament since 2009 in the Swat Valley – the area previously controlled by the Taliban.
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Ski Swat! Downhill in former Taliban stronghold
A suspicious object is found near a bomb in north Belfast which police say was “designed to kill people in the area”.
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Hundreds walked by Belfast bomb
One community official says that the area already has great schools, so the option of a privately operated, publicly financed school is unneeded.
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On Upper West Side, Hurdles for Charter School
One of the first police officers at the scene of the 7/7 bus bombing asked for all buses in the area to be searched for explosives, an inquest hears.
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7/7 Pc feared more bus bombings
Relief teams rushed supplies into a flood-ravaged Australian city Monday as rising waters threatened to close a highway and cut off the area, officials said.
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Flooding death toll rises in Australia
The search for an Illinois woman who vanished early Sunday, leaving only tracks in the snow leading to a road after a car crash that killed her husband, has been suspended until weather conditions in the area improve, authorities said Wednesday.
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No sign of woman missing after crash
