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Pope Benedict Exonerates guilty jews for killing the homeless dude Jesus.

0:46

Egyptian protesters hold Tahrir Square

2:31

Brad Thor on Gleen Beck re: German terror arrests

3:39

Referendum's impact on Darfur

1:52

Gaddafi loses Libya: Tripoli last target of opposition

8:28

Zimbabwe's Mugabe & Tsvangirai Sign Power-Sharing Power-Sharing Pact Deal Mugabe Relaxes His Grip On Power Historic Handshake Test Of Africa's Model Zimbabwe Sanctions Kept Replaces $10 Trillion Banknote Prime Minister Says Mugabe Can't Be Prosecuted

8:57

Sirhan Sirhan Part 1

10:09

Why Is Bradley Manning Being Held In Kuwait? Is This A New GITMO For US Soldiers? Julian Assange

7:09

Geert Wilders & PVV - Victory in Dutch election.

6:06

Last Rescue Worker Leaves San Jose Mine in Chile HQ 13 oct 2010

5:31

Airstrikes in Brega, Libya

4:50

'I fought for USSR, but failed': RT interviews last Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev

12:22

Brad Thor on Gleen Beck re: German terror arrests

3:39

Fred Phelps' Westboro Baptist Church protest during a funeral

1:50

Libya Rebels Gear for Fight in City Near Capital

1:45

Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful during the weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Wednesday, April 7, 2010.

photo: AP / Pier Paolo Cito

Pope lifts blame for Christ's death
read more The Daily Telegraph Australia

POPE Benedict XVI exonerates the Jewish people as a whole from responsibility for the crucifixion of Jesus Christ in a new book due to be published this month, prompting praise from Jewish groups. The pope wrote that the condemnations of Jesus Christ came from the "aristocracy of the temple" in Jerusalem and from the "masses"...

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Cold feet on no-fly zone for Libya read more

Joint Chiefs Chairman Adm. Mike Mullen, right, accompanied by Defense Secretary Robert Gates gestures during a news conference at the Pentagon, Thursday, Sept. 23, 2010.

The Australian

THE West is retreating from a proposed "no-fly zone" in Libya, despite calls for airstrikes from the rebels fighting to oust...

photo: AP / J. Scott Applewhite

Bangladesh: Muhammad Yunus court case against sacking read more

Bangladeshi Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus waves to well wishers at his home in Dhaka, Bangladesh, Friday, Oct.13, 2006. Bangladeshi microcredit pioneer Yunus and his Grameen Bank, or Rural bank, were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize Friday for the

BBC News

Continue reading the main story Related Stories Profile: 'World banker to the poor' Micro-loans 'helped 10 million' Microcredit 'death trap' for Bangladesh's poor Bangladeshi Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus has launched a legal battle, one day after he...

photo: AP /Pavel Rahman

Army charges WikiLeaks suspect with 'aiding enemy' read more

Nancy Mancias holds signs during a city council meeting in Berkeley Berkeley, Calif., Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2010. The council in this famously liberal city is considering a resolution Tuesday night bestowing hero status on Pfc. Bradley Manning, the soldier at the center of the Wikileaks fury.

The Boston Globe

WASHINGTON-An Army private suspected of leaking hundreds of thousands of sensitive and classified documents to the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy group was charged Wednesday with aiding the enemy, a crime that can bring the death penalty or life in prison....

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Christchurch earthquake: 'No more survivors' read more

A New Zealand Urban Search and Rescue worker walks through the central business district during a search of earthquake damaged buildings in Christchurch, New Zealand, Wednesday, March 2, 2011. Police said the death toll from the quake had reached 158 and was expected to rise further following the Feb. 22. 2011, 6.3 magnitude temblor. Around 200 people are listing as missing.

BBC News

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Apple's Showman Takes the Stage read more

Apple CEO Steve Jobs gestures during his keynote address at the MacWorld conference in San Francisco, Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2008. Apple Inc. is scheduled to report first-quarter financial results after the market closes Tuesday, Jan. 22, 20

Wall Street Journal

By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER And NICK WINGFIELD Steve Jobs asserted Apple Inc.'s command over the hottest market in computing and demonstrated his flair as high-tech's most celebrated pitchman. The Silicon Valley giant's chief executive, who took a medical...

photo: AP / Paul Sakuma, file

Peru halts operation against illegal miners read more

In this photo taken Sept. 15, 2009, a woman carries a buckets of water home in the mining town of Cerro de Pasco, Peru. As the government continues its aggressive push to extract the country's vast mineral and oil reserves, communities such as Cerro de Pasco show the conflict Peru faces between environmental contamination and jobs that is fueling violent protests, some deadly, from the Andes to the Amazon.

BBC News

Continue reading the main story Related Stories Peru moves on illegal gold miners Peru's gold rush sparks fears of ecological disaster The security forces in Peru have cut short their campaign against illegal...

photo: AP / Martin Mejia

Violence spreads in Ivory Coast read more

Local residents walk past a burnt-out security forces vehicle in Anyama, where New Forces fighters, along with defectors from the national army, have successfully fended off attacks from government troops and erected dozens of roadblocks to control access, in Abidjan, Ivory Coast Wednesday, March 2, 2011. The neighboring northern Abidjan district of Abobo, which has been the ground zero of recent fighting, is now also largely controlled by gunmen loyal to internationally-recognized president Alassane Ouattara.

Independent online (SA)

Abidjan - Explosions rocked a southern Abidjan suburb overnight and on Wednesday, as fighting between insurgents seeking to oust Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo and security forces spread to new areas of the main city. Residents of Koumassi said the...

photo: AP / Rebecca Blackwell

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