- UN envoy: UN workers killed running from bunker (AP)
- Libyan rebels say airstrike killed 13 of their own (AP)
- Southwest grounds about 80 planes after mishap (AP)
- AP sources: Obama set to launch re-election bid (AP)
- Crack leaks radioactive water into sea off Japan (AP)
- Transocean gives safety bonuses despite deaths (AP)
- Charity: More than 1,000 killed in Ivorian town (AP)
- High-end medical option prompts Medicare worries (AP)
- London boot camp held for pint-size 'princesses' (AP)
- India beats Sri Lanka to win cricket World Cup (AP)
- Ten dead in Afghan Koran burning protests (Reuters)
- Obama likely to announce re-election bid next week (Reuters)
- UAE forces storm hijacked ship, detain pirates (Reuters)
- Coalition "friendly fire" kills 13 Libyan rebels (Reuters)
- Japan nuclear struggle focuses on cracked reactor pit (Reuters)
- Obama urges lawmakers to avoid government shutdown (Reuters)
- Reuters concerned for photographer held in Syria (Reuters)
- Fighting rages in Ivory Coast, 800 dead in west (Reuters)
- NATO frets at report of civilian deaths in Libya raid (AFP)
- Battle for Abidjan rages, carnage in western Ivory Coast (AFP)
2011-04-02
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