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Last updated 12:03PM ET
February 13, 2012
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Israel envoys 'target of attacks'
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blames Iran after bombers apparently targeted diplomats in India and Georgia, injuring four people.
Syria 'emboldened by UN inaction'
The UN's human rights chief has blamed the escalating violence in Syria on the failure of the security council to take action.
NPR News
Greek businesses hurting even before latest cuts
Many Greeks spent the weekend protesting against austerity cuts in their country, in part because individuals and businesses are already having trouble scraping by.
More uncertainty looms after Greek cuts
Greeks rioted over the weekend, burning dozens of buildings in protest against budget cuts that are the latest condition for a $170 billion bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.
Nebraska News
Ethanol producers have been developing a way to convert biomass, the plant material that is left after harvest, to ethanol for years. Now, Kansas is poised to become the home of one of the first commercial-scale cellulosic ethanol refineries in the country.
Receipts for January exceed October forecast by $21 million.
The new NET Television documentary Hearts of Zambia looks at the HIV/AIDS epidemic in that African country, and a Nebraska scientist who has made it the focus of his research. Grant Gerlock of NET News talks with Dr. Charles Wood, director of UNL's Center for Virology, about his clinic in Lukasa, Zambia, and cultural challenges in the AIDS epidemic.
US
(Reuters) - A judge on Monday allowed ex-Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky to visit with 11 of his 14 grandchildren at his home, where he is under house arrest on child sex abuse charges.
World
AMMAN/BEIRUT (Reuters) - An Arab League proposal to boost support for the uprising against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and to send in foreign peacekeepers drew a guarded international response on Monday and showed little sign of halting the bloodshed soon.
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