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China's Control Of Rare Earth Export Seeks Compromise With The West

Zhao Yang
Staff Reporter

China has been the leader of exports for rare earth- the material used to make iPad screens- but that may soon change.

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Can We Cope With A Terror Attack In Los Angeles?

(Reut Cohen)

Reut Cohen
Executive Producer

Public fear has the potential to cost 15 times more than the original wreckage of a "dirty bomb" attack.

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North Korea Long-Range Rocket Fails After Launch

North Korea (Wikimedia Commons)

Danny Lee
Executive Producer

Despite warnings from the international community, North Korea launched a long-range rocket.

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Aimless Fishing Boat Sunk By Coast Guard

The boat had been unhinged from its port in Hokkaido, Japan, following the tsunami. (US Coast Guard)

Aaron Liu
Senior Staff Reporter

Boat, formerly a fishing vessel, had drifted for a year.

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North Korea Announces Satellite Launch, Violates Agreement With U.S.

A 2010 shot of Pyongyang from the International Space Station. (Wikimedia Commons)

Catherine Green
Executive Producer

Move threatens international relations.

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Japan Remembers Quake, Tsunami Victims

Fukushima Daiichi (Creative Commons)

Danny Lee
Executive Producer

Island nation marks 1-year anniversary of disaster that left thousands dead.

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Nikkei Posts Best January In More Than A Decade

Andrew McIntyre
Executive Producer

The index added more than 4 percent for the month.

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Book Review: "Tune In Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries"

Valentina Gonzalez
Staff Reporter
Follow one man's adventure as he travels to Tokyo to teach English. Hint: it has hilarious results.
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