Libyan unrest follows NATO strike and embassy attacks
Libyan crowds burned U.K. and Italian embassies in Tripoli after a NATO strike on Muammar Gaddafi’s family compound reportedly injured his son and grandchildren. Misrata faced heavy shelling killing at least 12, while NATO rejects targeting individuals and Western leaders push for Gaddafi’s removal.
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Pope beatifies John Paul II in historic Vatican Mass
About 1.5 million pilgrims packed St. Peter's Square and surrounding streets as Pope John Paul II moved toward sainthood in one of the largest Vatican Masses. Benedict XVI praised him for helping end communism and restoring Christian hope, while critics note unresolved sex abuse cases and declines in church attendance.
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Memorial Day Advertising Early Deadlines
Public notices show early deadlines for Memorial Day advertising with posted cutoffs at 5 p m and 12 p m across May 26 to June 1, listing specific dates and submission times for Thursday through Wednesday.
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