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UN Approves Military Force Against Gaddafi Forces

Libya's leader Muammar Gaddafi
The United Nations Security Council has approved military strikes on Libyan air defenses, a move following weeks of talks led by France, Britain and the United States to mobilize the international community to take action against the regime of Muammar Gaddafi, which is engaged in armed conflict with rebels.
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Anonymous Threatens To Post Info On Bradley Manning's Guards

Anonymous is giving the U.S. military until Monday to improve its treatment of Bradley Manning, the U.S. army private accused of leaking secrets to Wikileaks, or it will post the personal information of the guards and commanders at the base where he is being held.
 Lindsay Lohan shoplifting necklace tapes to hit the internet soon

Lindsay Lohan shoplifting tape to hit Internet soon

The surveillance tape showing troubled actress Lindsay Lohan shopping at a boutique, where she allegedly stole a $2,500 necklace, could soon hit Internet. Kamofie & Co. a boutique jewelry store in Venice, California, has sold the surveillance tape to a company that licensed it to a popular entertainment news show to an undisclosed sum.
Chinese Police Gun Down at Least Four Rioters in Xinjiang Province

China internal security spending jumps past army budget

China's spending on police and domestic surveillance will hit new heights this year, with public security outlays unveiled on Saturday outstripping the defence budget for the first time as Beijing cracks down on protest calls.
China to let insurers buy more unsecured debt

China to let insurers buy more unsecured debt

China's insurance regulator is considering raising the proportion of assets that insurers may invest in unsecured bonds to 30 percent from the current 20 percent, IFR reported on Thursday, citing sources.
A video grab provided by KTLA.com taken from video shot by George Holliday is seen from the origianl broadcast of the video on KTLA-TV on March 3, 1991.

The Rodney King Beating 20 Years Later - Its Impact on LAPD

A beating by Los Angeles police of motorist Rodney King caught on video twenty years ago triggered a national debate on racism and police brutality, and prompted an investigation that laid the groundwork for closer civilian supervision of the Los Angeles Police Department.
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SEC scanning bank loan practices: report

U.S. securities regulator is seeking information from an unknown number of regional and community banks that have restructured troubled loans in order to make them appear healthier than they really are, the Wall Street Journal said, citing people familiar with the situation.
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