U.S. blocks 350 suspected terrorists from flights
The United States has prevented more than 350 people with suspected ties to al Qaida and other groups from boarding U S bound flights since late 2009. Tighter security post Christmas 2009 changed checks before departure to include a broader watch list.
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France bans face covering veil amid protests at Notre Dame
Paris witnesses a rare protest as France becomes first nation to ban Islamic face veils in public spaces. Police detain two women for an unauthorized demonstration near Notre Dame while the law imposes a 150 euro fine or citizenship classes for wearers.
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Japan hit by 7.0 aftershock spurs evacuations near Fukushima
A strong aftershock prompted officials to urge evacuation of residents within extending zones around the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant due to radiation concerns. The quake came a month after the March 11 disaster that killed up to 25,000, triggered radiation leaks, and crippled cooling systems. Residents commemorated the catastrophe as authorities warned of potential further instability.
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Fukushima
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