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Flash: Pro Ghaddafi Forces Enter Benghazi

Aljazeera reporters have witnessed pro-Ghaddafi forces enter the rebel stronghold city of Benghazi.

Word is UN forces are sleeping. It was a tough week.

Update: there is a report that a Libyan military aircraft was shot down over Benghazi.

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Flash: Japanese Produce Contaminated

There are reports floating around about spinach being contaminated by radiation.

Update: contaminated milk has been identified in Fukushima

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Military Action Against Libya “Imminent”

French ambassador to UN, Gerard Araud, said UN led intervention against the Ghaddafi regime could happen within hours, amidst widespread reports of Ghaddafi’s regime is violating the cease fire agreement.

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Shock Claim: Ghaddafi is Violating Cease Fire Terms

U.S. Ambassador to United Nations says Ghaddafi is violating terms of the cease fire accord. As such, lawyers at the UN are busy shuffling papers around.

Update: US envoy to UN: warns of “swift & sure consequences including military action” if ignores UNSC ceasefire demands.

Obama the peaceful.

Somewhere GW Bush is smirking, like a chimp.

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Deadliest Day Yet in Yemen

Pro government forces killed 45 protesters today, plunging the country into chaos.

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Libya Denies Lighting Cities On Fire

Despite earlier claims that Libya was aggressively killing rebels, representatives of Ghaddafi invited observers from China, Turkey and Malta to confirm they are upholding the ceasefire agreement.

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Judge blocks Wisconsin labor law

A district attorney has successfully convinced a judge to block Gov. Walker’s new labor law, on grounds that the legislative committee that enabled passage of the bill met without a 24 hour notice, a requirement by Wisconsin’s open meeting laws.

“I would hope the Republicans would take this as an opportunity to sit down with Democrats and negotiate a proposal we could all get behind,” said Democratic Sen. Jon Erpenbach.

Unlikely. It is far more probably that the Republicans will simply re-vote on the measure, as is. When you have a supermajority, there’s no reason to negotiate, especially after Republican offers to do so were already turned down.

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