Computer models predict radioactive material from Japan’s nuclear disaster will reach Southern California Friday. But scientists say the radiation that reaches the US will be so diluted that it will not pose any health risk. (March 18)
Continue reading …
Computer models predict radioactive material from Japan’s nuclear disaster will reach Southern California Friday. But scientists say the radiation that reaches the US will be so diluted that it will not pose any health risk. (March 18)
Continue reading …
More than 200 rioters torched buildings and tried to escape an Australian detention center as part of a protest to gain asylum in the country. More than 100 police eventually regained control over the center. (March 18)
Continue reading …
March 18: First person to walk in space; Mahatma Gandhi sentenced to prison; Hitler and Mussolini meet in the Alps; Terry Schaivo’s feeding tube removed; Musician John Phillips dies.
Continue reading …
Britain’s Prince William reflected on the horror being endured by the disaster-stricken Japanese, as he spoke on Friday in the ruins of Christchurch at a memorial service for the victims of one of New Zealand’s most destructive earthquakes. (March 18)
Continue reading …
The UN Security Council cleared the legal path for international air strikes on Moammar Gadhafi’s forces by authorizing a no-fly zone over Libya and “all necessary measures” to protect civilians from attacks by his advancing forces. (March 18)
Continue reading …
The infamous see-through dress, that is said to have first drawn Prince William’s attention to his future bride, has sold at auction for 65000 British pounds ($104948) and an additional 13000 pounds ($20989) of buyer’s premium. (March 18)
Continue reading …
The infamous see-through dress, that is said to have first drawn Prince William’s attention to his future bride, has sold at auction for 65000 British pounds ($104948) and an additional 13000 pounds ($20989) of buyer’s premium. (March 18)
Continue reading …The infamous see-through dress, that is said to have first drawn Prince William’s attention to his future bride, has sold at auction for 65000 British pounds ($104948) and an additional 13000 pounds ($20989) of buyer’s premium. (March 18)
Continue reading …
Crowds celebrated early on Friday in the centre of the Libyan city of Benghazi, following the decision by the United Nations Security Council late on Thursday to impose a no-fly zone over Libya. (March 18)
Continue reading …