POWER PARTIALLY RESTORED AT NUCLEAR PLANT IN JAPAN
By MARI YAMAGUCHI FILE – This May 7, 2011 file image from video footage released by Tokyo Electric Power Co., shows spent fuel storage pool of the Unit 4 reactor…
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CYPRUS SEEKS TO ALLEVIATE PAIN FROM DEPOSIT RAID
Children run past a banner held by protestors outside of the Cyprus parliament during a crucial meeting in the capital, Nicosia, Monday, March 18, 2013. Cyprus’ president is briefing lawmakers…
CATCHALL SPENDING BILL ADVANCES IN SENATE
By ANDREW TAYLOR House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wis., appears before the House Rules Committee to testify on his party’s budget proposal, at the Capitol in Washington, Monday,…
EX-OKLAHOMA QB KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN INDIANA
By TOM COYNE and JEFF LATZKE The front end of a Hawker Beachcraft Premier jet sits in a room of a home on Iowa Street in South Bend, Ind., Sunday,…
RUSSIAN MONEY IN CYPRUS HIT BY SAVINGS SEIZURE
NATALIYA VASILYEVA Russian President Vladimir Putin listens to Kirill Dmitriev, not pictured, CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, in his residence Novo-Ogaryovo, outside Moscow on Monday, March 18, 2013.…
EGYPT VIGILANTES HANG 2 THIEVES IN PUBLIC
By AYA BATRAWY EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT — Egyptian men surround the bodies of two men who were beaten and hung by vigilantes after being accused of theft in Samanod,…
ARGENTINE PUBLISHER REISSUES BOOK ON POPE FRANCIS
By ISAAC GARRIDO In this photo released by the National Conference of Brazilian Bishops, Pope Francis, left, is seen aboard a minibus with other Cardinals at the Vatican, the day…
HUGO CHAVEZ COFFIN PARADES PAST VENEZUELA’S ILLS
By JACK CHANG and E. EDUARDO CASTILLO The coffin containing the remains of Venezuela’s late President Hugo Chavez is carried from the military academy, at the start of a procession…