MSNBC’s Breaking and Most Viewed News [May ‘11 Series]

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Osama bin Laden and those who lived with him at a Pakistan compound suffered from stomach ulcers, high blood pressure and nerve pain — plus the normal ailments that affect a family with kids, according to analysis of medications reportedly found at the site.

Source: What was in medicine chests at bin Laden compound?

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Pakistan says the U.S. has demanded the identities of operatives amid suspicion that Pakistan's intelligence agency knew of Osama bin Laden's location, and helped shield him.

Source: NYT: US tells Pakistan to say who aided bin Laden

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Video footage recorded at Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbotabad, Pakistan, show the al-Qaida founder watching himself on TV, The Associated Press reported.

Source: New details about bin Laden being released

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Video footage recorded at Osama bin Laden's compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, shows the al-Qaida founder watching himself on TV, The Associated Press reported.

Source: Videos show bin Laden's secret life

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Interviews with U.S. and Pakistani officials and bin Laden's neighbors produce a portrait of an isolated man presiding over family life while plotting mayhem.

Source: NYT: Bin Laden's secret life in diminished world

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Sheriff's deputies searched for the husband of a Canadian woman who survived for seven weeks on water and trail mix after they became stranded in remote mountains in Nevada, holding out hope Saturday that he could still be alive.

Source: Teams seek man whose wife survived 7 weeks in bush

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A woman's body was found inside an Atlanta home being demolished Saturday, and witnesses say they heard her moan as a backhoe tore at the house.

Source: Did woman die as Atlanta home was torn down?

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Emergency officials on Sunday issued evacuation notices to 200 additional Memphis area houses, bringing to more than 1,300 the number of homes feared at risk of suffering dangerous flooding.

Source: Memphis-area residents warned of flooding

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The Obama administration has seen no evidence Pakistan's leadership knew Osama bin Laden was living in that country before his killing last week by U.S. forces, the U.S. national security adviser said on Sunday.

Source: US: No sign Pakistan knew of bin Laden presence

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President Barack Obama ordered the commando raid that killed Osama bin Laden after deciding the risks were outweighed by the possibility "of us finally getting our man."

Source: Obama: 'Getting our man' outweighed risks