Gadhafi urged to leave Libya by Turkish leader
Turkey escalated pressure on Muammar Gadhafi urging immediate departure for Libya's future. Erdogan said safe passage could be arranged to another country but offered no exile destination. The move marks Ankara's strongest public stance yet.
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Bin Laden was unarmed when killed by Navy SEALs
The White House confirmed Osama bin Laden was unarmed when SEALs entered his room and shot him during the raid. CIA Director Panetta said a photo of the death would be released, while Obama noted the body was treated with respect and sent to sea.
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Tornado wrecks homes and livelihoods across seven states
In Alabama and nearby states, the outbreak left thousands jobless as homes, a Wrangler distribution center in Hackleburg, and a Toyota engine plant in Huntsville suffered damage. VF Corp and Toyota work to support employees with pay, supplies, and restoration efforts amid high unemployment.
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Car bomb kills 16 at Baghdad cafe after football match
A car bomb exploded in a Baghdad cafe crowded with young men watching a football match, killing 16 and wounding 37. The blast struck a Shiite enclave in Dora, amid heightened security after Osama bin Laden's death, with no claim of responsibility but suspected al Qaida involvement.
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Older Americans Reach Voting Age Majority
The United States now has a majority of voting age people aged 45 and older, reshaping political influence as debates on Medicare and senior benefits intensify. Census data show a graying nation with 119 million aged 45 plus, a rise from 46 percent in 2000 and 42 percent in 1990, plus trends toward larger households and more Mexicans.
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