Iran uses tear gas against protesters in Tehran clashes
Iranian police fired tear gas and baton charged crowds as protests demanding the release of opposition leaders Mel Hossein Mousavi and Mahdi Karroubi intensified in Tehran. Witnesses and opposition outlets cited new detentions but independent verification is limited.
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Gadhafi forces retake towns near Tripoli amid Libyan crisis
Rebels faced stiff resistance as Gadhafi troops pressed to create a buffer around Tripoli. U S Secretary Gates ordered two ships into the Mediterranean with 400 Marines to bolster the stance while world powers weighed a possible no fly zone. UN and White House officials warned of humanitarian risks as thousands fled Tunisia and Egypt.
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Huckabee says Obama grew up in Kenya slip of the tongue
Huckabee said Obama grew up in Kenya in a radio interview. A Huckabee spokesman said he simply misspoke and meant Indonesia. The adviser noted Obama was born in Hawaii, while Huckabee wishes to learn more about Obama’s political influences.
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