Protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square as security forces burn tents
Egyptian soldiers and police set fire to protest tents in Tahrir Square and fired tear gas and rubber bullets during a major assault to clear thousands demanding a swift transfer of power to a civilian government. At least 11 protesters were killed and hundreds injured amid renewed clashes before landmark elections.
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Cairo
Tahrir
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
Interior Ministry
Libya to try Gadhafi son at home amid court tensions
Libya's new leaders say Muammar Gadhafi's son Seif al Islam will be tried domestically rather than handed to the International Criminal Court. The capture of ex-Intel Minister Abdullah al Senoussi is announced as factions dispute custody and trial arrangements.
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Libya
Gadhafi
Zintan
Muammar Gadhafi
International Criminal Court
Seif al-Islam Gaddafi
Tripoli
Mahmoud Shammam
Abdullah al-Senoussi
Fazan
Gaddafi
Niger
al- Senoussi
Deerat al-Shati
Sebha
Abdullah al-Sughayer
University police officers placed on leave after pepper spray incident
California university placed two police officers on administrative leave over their role in pepper spraying students sitting passively during a protest. UC Davis officials did not name the officers. one veteran and one newer officer were identified by Police Chief Anette Spicuzza as the staff involved.
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San Francisco
California University
Mark G. Yudof
UC Davis
Annette Spicuzza
Hidden Cancer Risk From Fukushima Radiation May Remain Unseen
Experts say cancer increases from the Fukushima disaster may be too small to detect in large studies. With 2 million residents in Fukushima Prefecture, most received low radiation doses, possibly leaving thousands of cases hidden or none at all.
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Fukushima
Japan
Associated Press
Fred Mettler
Fukushima Prefecture
Seiji Yasumura
Fukushima Medical University
Yasumura
Richard Wakeford
Dalton Nuclear Institute
University of Manchester
England
Wakeford
Journal of Radiological Protection
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