MSNBC: Breaking News & Hottest Global News without Border [March ‘11 Diet]

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Nearly three weeks after Libya erupted in what may now turn into a protracted civil war, the politics of military intervention grow more complicated each day.

Source: NYT: Discord grows over possible Libya intervention

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Millions of fish washed up dead overnight in the harbor area of Redondo Beach, Calif., just south of Los Angeles, puzzling authorities and triggering a cleanup effort.

Source: Millions of dead fish overwhelm marina

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Sardines and other small fish in the hundreds of thousands washed up dead overnight in the harbor area of Redondo Beach, Calif., just south of Los Angeles, puzzling authorities and triggering a cleanup effort.

Source: Million dead fish overwhelm marina

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A leader of the computer hackers group known as Anonymous is threatening new attacks on major U.S. corporations and government officials as part of at an escalating "cyberwar" against the citadels of American power.

Source: Hacker group vows 'cyberwar' on US, businesses

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A fire at a farmhouse in rural Pennsylvania killed seven children while their mother was in a barn milking cows and their dad was taking a nap in a delivery truck, a trooper said.

Source: 7 kids die in fire as mom milks cows, dad naps

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A fire at a farmhouse in rural Pennsylvania killed seven children while their mother was in a barn milking cows and their dad was taking a nap in a delivery truck, a trooper said.

Source: Seven children die in Pa. farmhouse blaze

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NPR's CEO and president, Vivian Schiller, has been forced to resign, the radio broadcaster's media correspondent said Wednesday.

Source: NPR chief ousted after exec's racism remarks

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A person familiar with a pending criminal case against Mel Gibson says the Academy Award winner will be charged with misdemeanor battery over a fight last year with his then-girlfriend and has reached a plea agreement with prosecutors.

Source: Source: Mel Gibson to plead in battery case

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Republicans push a provision stripping public employees of their collective bargaining rights through the state Senate by separating it from Gov. Scott Walker's budget bill.

Source: GOP rams anti-union bill through Wis. Senate

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France on Thursday became the first country to formally recognize Libya's opposition National Transitional Council as the legitimate government.

Source: Rebels recognized as Libya's true government