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Anti-Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi protesters demonstrate in Benghazi, Libya, on Thursday Feb. 24, 2011. Army units and militiamen loyal to Moammar Gadhafi struck back Thursday against rebellious Libyans who have risen up in cities close to the capital, attacking a mosque where many were holding an anti-government sit-in and battling others who seized control of an airport.

Human Rights Libya Photos UN Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan protests

The Daily Telegraph Australia
US wants Libya kicked out of UN Council
Thu 24 Feb 2011
THE United States has called for Libya's expulsion from the UN Human Rights Council, accusing the embattled regime of suppressing the rights of its people. "We support expelling Libya from... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla)

Gunmen prepared to fight against Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi stand on a small military truck with weapons taken from a Libyan military base, in Benghazi, Libya, on Thursday Feb. 24, 2011. Army units and militiamen loyal to Moammar Gadhafi struck back Thursday against rebellious Libyans who have risen up in cities close to the capital, attacking a mosque where many were holding an anti-government sit-in and battling others who seized control of an airport. Medical officials said 15 people were killed in the clashes.

Libya Military Photos Protests Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan protests

The Jordan Times
Gun battles rage in Libya; US examines options
Thu 24 Feb 2011
Tweet - Forces loyal to Muammar Qadhafi launched a fierce counterattack on Thursday on rebels holding towns near the capital and the United States did not rule out military action in response to the... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla)

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Houston Chronicle Thu 24 Feb 2011
Summary Box: Commodities mixed on Libyan turmoil
- GRAINS FALL: Wheat, corn and soybeans prices fell on questions about what impact... (photo: WN )
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Maize - Corn

Houston Chronicle Thu 24 Feb 2011
Commodities mixed as Libya's uprising continues
- Commodity prices were mixed Thursday on questions about the impact Libya's uprising may have on demand for wheat, corn and other products. Wheat, corn and soybeans fell while most metals rose. Oil... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)
Corn Food Health Photos wikipedia: Corn

Libyan boys flashe V signs as they stand over a destroyed cannon tank at Al-Katiba military base after it fall by the anti-Libyan Leader Moammar Gadhafi protesters few days ago, in Benghazi, Libya, on Thursday Feb. 24, 2011. A Libyan witness says a Libyan army unit has blasted a minaret of a mosque in a city west of Tripoli. The witness tells The Associated Press by telephone that several protesters, who have been camped inside and outside the mosque while demanding the ouster of Moammar Gadhafi, have been killed or seriously wounded in Thursday's attack.

NZ Herald Thu 24 Feb 2011
Gadhafi forces strike back at Libya uprising
BENGHAZI, Libya - Foreign mercenaries and Libyan militiamen loyal to Moammar Gadhafi tried to roll back the uprising against his rule that has advanced closer to his... (photo: AP / Hussein Malla)
Democracy Libya Military Photos Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan protests

Barack Obama signs emergency declaration for Arkansas

Herald Tribune Thu 24 Feb 2011
Obama confident oil prices will stabilize
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama says he's confident that markets will be able to ride out the situation in Libya and the price of oil will stabilize. Obama made the... (photo: Public Domain / Pete Souza)
Obama Photos Prices US wikipedia : Barack Obama

Denver Post Thu 24 Feb 2011
Arab world protests at a glance
A summary of Thursday's developments in the Arab world, as instability and anti-government protests inspired by uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia spread in the region.... (photo: AP / APTN)
Arab Libya Photos Protests Wikipedia: 2011 Libyan protests

Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin addresses the media, at the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Thursday, Feb. 24, 2011.

The New York Times Thu 24 Feb 2011
Putin Questions Europe's Foreign and Energy Policies
BRUSSELS — Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin of Russia warned European officials on Thursday that uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East could produce... (photo: AP / Yves Logghe)
Energy Europe Photos Russia Wikipedia: European Commission

Somali government soldiers take positions during clashes with Islamist insurgents in southern Mogadishu's Daynile neighborhood, Wednesday Feb 23, 2011. The fighting erupted after Somali forces advanced into the Islamist controlled barracks in the area

The New York Times Thu 24 Feb 2011
Fighting Spreads in Somalia as Troops Move Against Insurgents
NAIROBI, Kenya — Fierce fighting broke out across Somalia on Thursday along several different fronts, as African Union peacekeepers, Somali government soldiers,... (photo: AP / Farah Abdi Warsameh)
Defence Insurgency Photos Somalia Wikipedia: Al-Shabaab

Barack Obama and Jimmie Johnson

Star Tribune Thu 24 Feb 2011
Obama says he's confident markets will ride out Libya situation, oil prices will stabilize
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama says he's confident that markets will be able to ride out the situation in Libya and the price of oil will stabilize. Obama made the... (photo: Public Domain / Pete Souza)
Libya Obama Photos US wikipedia : Barack Obama

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North Africa

	Obama, Sarkozy call for end to violence against Libyan population m&c;
	Swiss to freeze Gaddafi assets The Daily Telegraph Australia
	Obama to speak Thursday with Cameron and Sarkozy on Libya KDVR

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	PM warns Iraqis to stay away from Friday protest The Miami Herald
	Federer, Gasquet, Berdych, Djokovic in Dubai semis Breitbart
	Suicide bomber kills Afghan intelligence official The Los Angeles Times

Aids

	Obama asked to take lead in demanding end to Libya violence Zeenews
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	Alternative diplomacy Part 2: Peace Corps volunteers help Morocco solve social problems The Examiner

Terrorism

	U.S. Arrests Saudi Man in Bomb Plot The New York Times
	Gaddafi cornered in Tripoli camp Gulf News

A woman holds a picture of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi as she attends his meeting with hundreds of prominent Italian women in a concert hall in Rome, Friday, June 12, 2009.

Swiss government freezes Gadhafi's assets

Trader Albert Young works from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, April 27, 2010, in New York

Stocks slide for a third day on worries about oil

U.S. Army Lieutenant General William Caldwell speaks during a press briefing at NATO headquarters in Brussels, Wednesday March 3, 2010. Caldwell currently serves as the Commander of the NATO Training Mission in Afghanistan.

Military to Investigate Whether General Ordered Improper Effort to Sway U.S. Lawmakers

As Middle East boils, a debate simmers: Is President Obama d The Christian Science Monitor
Libya's second city learns to govern itself Herald Tribune
Libyan Opposition Leaders Slam U.S. Business Lobby's Deals W Huffington Post
UN Condemning Violent Libyan Repression Of Protesters Scoop
US Must Tread Carefully as Libyan Uprising Continues Scoop
Libya and a bad week for the Coalition The Daily Mail
Rising oil prices and the spectre of another three day week The Daily Mail
Stocks stabilize as crude prices ease; Dow off 37 Philadelphia Daily News
Scope of Mideast unrest is why oil's soaring Herald Tribune
Velvet revolutions Inquirer
Pesticide Industry Ramps Up Lobbying in Bid to Pare EPA Rule The New York Times
Enviro Groups Align With Unions in Fierce State Labor Battle The New York Times
Eni: Libyan upheaval cuts 1.2M barrels from market The Boston Globe
House Freshmen Take Plans for Cuts Home to Voters The New York Times
Boeing Wins Contract to Build Air Force Tankers The New York Times
Libya's second city, Benghazi, learns to govern itself after Star Tribune
Upheaval across the Middle East threatens oil fields, pipeli Star Tribune
All 37 Republicans in Minn. Senate sign letter to Dayton aff Star Tribune
Pressure for UN rights probe into Libyan violence NZ Herald
Libya wants its jets back from Malta The Daily Telegraph Australia

Oil Price - Crude - Gasoline

Oil prices stay below $100 as US supplies grow

Egyptian protesters, sit on the ground in front of Egyptian Army soldiers at Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt.

A revolution against neoliberalism?

Communist Party of India (Marxist) activists hold anti Wal-mart placards at a protest in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Feb. 22, 2007. Nearly 100 communist activists on Thursday protested the visit of a top Wal-Mart Stores Inc. who arrived in India for talks with Bharti Retail Pvt. Ltd. to discuss a deal to jointly establish a chain of supermarkets and big-box stores across country.

India Loses Some Fascination for Foreign Investors

Oil: Prices fall as Libya production fears ease Tulsa World
Has Gaddafi been shot? Rumour sweeps oil markets as Libyan r The Daily Mail
Oil prices fall as Libya production fears ease Philadelphia Daily News
Treasury prices rise on unrest in Middle East Philadelphia Daily News
White House ready for oil shocks from Libyan crisis m&c;
FOREX-Swiss franc hits record on Libya fear; dollar falls The Guardian
Swiss order any assets belonging to Gadhafi frozen Kansas City Star
There's a Script for Unwinding Frauds, and Then There Is the The New York Times
Howard Industries pleads guilty to conspiracy in nation's la Star Tribune
Traders hoard Treasurys as Libya continues to unravel and oi Star Tribune
Summary Box: Market falls for third straight day after clash Star Tribune
Summary Box: Stocks fall as Libya worries continue The Miami Herald
US stocks mixed as Libya jitters persist The Times of India
OMV's Libyan oil output tumbles, shares follow Daily Star Lebanon
Libya biggest oil risk since Iraq War: markets Daily Star Lebanon
CHART: See Where Libya's Oil Exports Are Headed Business Insider
Stocks slide for a third day on Libya concerns Philadelphia Daily News
Financial Winners: Comerica The Street
US lawmakers urge Obama to release emergency oil The Guardian
Summary Box: Commodities mixed on questions about impact Lib Star Tribune

saudi attack shakes - oil markets. ula1

Saudis may hike oil production to cover Libya

Pregnant Women

Rajasthan: Contaminated IV fluid kills 12 pregnant women, probe ordered

Dilip Patel, left and Peter Mazza, right, watch their monitors as they work the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange

Stocks headed lower as oil rises to $100 a barrel

Movie Listings for Feb. 25-March 3 The New York Times
South Sudan Police Recruits Face Torture and Sexual Assault The New York Times
NY judge rejects DA's bid for crime lab prosecutor The News & Observer
US, allies pressure Gadhafi to halt Libya violence The News & Observer
Summary Box: 30-year mortgage dips to 4.95 pct. as tension o Star Tribune
Algeria's state of emergency is officially lifted Herald Tribune
UN to meet on further options against Libya Herald Tribune
Oil prices top $103 CNN
US to join effort to boot Libya from UN body Herald Tribune
As Libya’s fires burn, fear and hope in Nellai Deccan Chronicle
Drugs, sex are main triggers of heart attacks Zeenews
Saudi man plotting to bomb Bush’s home arrested Zeenews
Libya evacuations by country Khaleej Times
No backbone on Libya Herald Tribune
Prescient Bush policies Herald Tribune
Egyptians, Tunisians try to help Libyan neighbors Herald Tribune
West may rue close ties to Libya's Gadhafi Herald Tribune
France: Libyans might face international justice Herald Tribune
Vastanvi wants to stay away from politics Zeenews
Bonds: 'Everyone's eye is on oil' CNN

In this photo of Monday Nov 8, 2010, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda Sing his popular song at Otwal primary school in Lira District, Uganda. He's 65, he's been president for two decades, and he's Uganda's newest rap star. Facing a February election, President Yoweri Museveni has released a rap song and video that's become a sensation in this East African nation. Supporters at a rally in northern Uganda last week called for Museveni to peform the hit. Museveni chuckled, then cleared his throat and started to rap. "You want another rap?" Museveni sang, quoting the chorus and the song's name. Supporters danced wildly.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni may do rap album

Mariah Carey and Robert De Niro by David Shankbone

Mariah Carey Was Paid $1M to Sing Four Songs at Qaddafi Family Bash (Report)

Facebook - Mobile phone - Wi-Fi - Internet

'Friends' Without a Personal Touch

'Of Gods and Men' Kansas City Star
A Sotheby's Catalog With Some Juicy Details The New York Times
Iness Mezel: Beyond the Trance – review The Guardian
Creating a Great Palace of Culture in Brooklyn The New York Times
'American Idol' to Allow Online Voting The New York Times
A Cheat Sheet for the Foreign-Language Oscar Race The New York Times
Privacy disappearing due to technology: Supreme Court Zeenews
Remembrance of Flavors Past The New York Times
A Toast to the Nominees, With Drinks They Inspired The New York Times
Why are black pop stars performing at the behest of dictator The Grio
In Buenos Aires, Light and Luster The New York Times
Exotic Design, Close to Home The New York Times
Oddball banker's friendship with Gaddafi's son is remarkable The Daily Mail
Moroccan night at Otto's Restaurant Sunday 13th March listin Skiddle
Enigmatic Choreographer Tells an Enigmatic Tale The New York Times
Paul McCartney Composes Work for City Ballet The New York Times
Couric Assembles a Book of Essays to Raise Money for Scholar The New York Times
I'm Playing With the Orchestra. Leave a Message After the Be The New York Times
Band's Rapport Runs Deep, and the Undertow Swings The New York Times
Inside Carnegie, Trumpets; Outside, Bullhorns The New York Times

Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi seated behind bulletproof glass observes a military parade in Green Square, Tripoli, Libya, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009.

Gadhafi digs in as Arab states brace for new protests

Toyota Recalls 2.2 Million Vehicles Over Gas Pedal Issues

Doug Kemp, of Sturbridge, Mass., pumps gas at the Ell-Bern service station, Tuesday, March 10, 2009 in Boston.

Oil tops $100 a barrel

Groundtruthing Academy Award Nominee 'Gasland' The New York Times
Gauging Whether Saudi Arabia Keeps Its Promise To Pump Forbes
If the Saudis revolt, the world's in trouble The Daily Telegraph
Stocks in oil turmoil The Telegraph India
Assam engineers stuck in Libya Families seek safe return The Telegraph India
Libya spooks global oil markets The Telegraph India
Oil rises again due to Libya unrest The Daily Telegraph Australia
Traders: Oil prices tumble on rumors Libyan leader Gaddafi s KDVR
Can Saudi Arabia Really Compensate for Libyan Oil Shortages? Business Insider
Stocks slide for a third day as oil concerns rise Philadelphia Daily News
Saudis hold talks with refiners amid warnings of oil crisis The Guardian
Fears for UK recovery as oil nears crucial $120 mark The Daily Telegraph
Stocks slide for a third day as oil prices climb Breitbart
Lawmakers urge Obama to release emergency oil Hartford Courant
ENI, IEA differ on scale of Libya oil supply cut The Guardian
Dow slides for a third day on worries about oil CBS News
Stocks: Market slides for a third day on worries about oil Tulsa World
Saudis Stand Ready to Fill Oil Gap Wall Street Journal
Eni CEO says Libyan crisis has taken 1.2M barrels of oil off Star Tribune
A wake-up call to oil PSUs Deccan Chronicle

President Barack Obama

President Obama dispatches Hillary Clinton to Libyan talks

Gasoline Pump - Fuel - Energy - Oil Prices

Oil jumps above $93 as Libya crisis deepens

Women stand at a distance, behind male mourners, as family and friends of Fatoumata Soumare and her four children attend a prayer service prior to burial in Bamako, Mali, Sunday, March 18, 2007.

At least 36 killed in stampede at Mali stadium: Govt

UN hails Egyptian, Tunisian moves to restore tourism The Jordan Times
David Cameron 'extremely sorry' as criticism of Libya evacua The Guardian
12,000 Chinese evacuated from Libya China Daily
Statement On Unauthorized News Media Travel in Libya All Africa
France And Allies Consider No-Fly Zone Around Libya All Africa
US warns journalists not to travel to Libya m&c;
Elephant tramples Swiss tourist to death in southern Thailan Star Tribune
'I am extremely sorry': Cameron apologises for delays in res The Daily Mail
4,600 Chinese evacuated from Libya, 83 back home China Daily
Rahul Gandhi spend holiday in disguise Zeenews
More than 600 Nepali workers in Libya leave for Egypt+ Breitbart
Gadhafi loses more territory to rebellion Kansas City Star
Cardinals Brace for Loss of Injured Wainwright The New York Times
Trustee Gets Time to Fine-Tune Suit The New York Times
Umrah traffic hit by Mideast turmoil The Siasat Daily
Public holiday announcement for Saturday causes confusion The Siasat Daily
British rescue turns to farce: 500 trapped in Libya told pla The Daily Mail
Diplomats attack Sarkozy for 'amateurish' foreign policy The Independent
Business Highlights The News & Observer
Foreigners leave as Muammar Gaddafi loses control of Libya's The Australian

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