Lawlessness in Egypt, Senior government official in Iraq killed, Governor Scott Walker willing to make some concessions, poll shows Americans for limiting collective bargaining rights, number of police officers killed in line of duty going up, Motorist fi

US presidential campaign has unofficial event, Israeli students sent home for painting swastika, Libya says reports that Gadhafi will step down are lies, protests in Oman, House Rep. Peter King warns of al-Qaeda recruiting in US, OPEC says don't worry we'

New unemployment claims drop, FDA removes 500 unapproved cold remedies, Ariz. man beheaded by drug cartel, border patrol agent shot and killed, Gadhafi accepts offer by Chavez to help mediate crisis, Islamic radicals call for war against Russia, woman goe

Bahrain asks for US help, Libya still duking it out, US to begin withdrawing troops from Afghanistan, Money swindlers rarely pay back money, Colorado hospital sick from tainted alcohol wipes, dead body found on freeway in Calif., man steals ambulance, top

Libya conflict continues Gadhafi vows to fight to the end, Supreme rules it OK to picket at funerals, Apple announces ipad 2 today, Senate passes bill to extend government for two more weeks, bus attacked carrying US military personnel, new device allows

March is month for what awareness, Libya continues standoff with some victories by rebels, Protests continue in Yemen as president blames US for rebellion, Iran cracks down hard on protesters, UN report says Libya's human rights record is good, Government

Both sides digging in their heels in Libya, Ghadafi giving out cash, protesters in Wisconsin attacking the media, head of 3M says Obama is anti- business, last World War I veteran dies, Academy Award winners, College Basketball's new top 5, toddler locked

Battles continue in Libya, Death toll rises in New Zealand, Poll shows Americans want to cut spending but don't want government to shut down, Gm earns nice profit for 4th quarter, 7 yr. old who was abducted found, suspected terror plot thwarted, Proposed

More violence and chaos in Libya, Home sales up prices down, Democrats in Wisconsin trying to filibuster, Harry Reid wants to end legalized prostitution, woman loses pet snake on subway, Las Vegas puts on attraction about the mob, 5 selected for Songwrite

Pirates kill four Americans, Earthquake kills 65 in New Zealand, protests in Libya, Bahrain, Senators still gone from Wisconsin, Indiana Senators flee as well, police arrest boy for stick figure drawings, Consumer Confidence Index up, Home prices continue