Records show recent violations at US nuclear power plants, Syria planning concessions and more
In this photo released by China's Xinhua news agency, heavy smoke rises over the Tajoura area, some 30 km east of Tripoli, Libya, after an airstrike on Tuesday March 29, 2011. - Japanese officials concede they are no closer to resolving nuclear crisis as high level of radiation is detected in ocean [Guardian.UK]
- Records Show 56 Safety Violations at U.S. Nuclear Power Plants in Past 4 Years [ABCNews.com]
- Syrian leader to address nation amid violent unrest [Reuters.com]
- Arizona bans abortions based on race or sex [AZRepublic.com]
- Disabled Utah woman Christina Harms murdered, tied up as if crucified, say police [CBSNews.com]
- Virginia Tech fined $55,000 in shootings [USAToday.com]
- As many as 11 hurt in Chicago area bus crash after gunfire [Chicago Tribune.com]
- Upcoming application Cloud Girlfriend says it will create the "perfect" girlfriend for you [PCMag.com]
- BP Managers Said to Face U.S. Review for Manslaughter Charges [Bloomberg.com]
- Indiana bans same-sex unions [FortWayne.com]
- Twitter posts tagged #westernma in Western Mass. [MassLive.com]
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