Iran Ignores International Concerns About Its Nuclear Program

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Iran has increased its uranium production, ignoring international concern. (Courtesy Creative Commons)

Rosa Trieu
Executive Producer

Iran has tripled its production of enriched uranium, ignoring international concern about its progress toward an atomic bomb.

Iran Will Announce Advancements In Nuclear Program

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. (Creative Commons)

Catherine Greeen
Executive Producer

"Very important and very major" progress to be detailed.

President Obama: 'I Deserve A Second Term'

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The president also reviewed his achievements thus far in January's State of the Union address. (Official White House photo)

Catherine Green
Executive Producer

Said there is much more work to do.

Japan Promises To Gradually Reduce Iranian Oil Dependence

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(Creative Commons)

Reut Cohen
Executive Producer

Iran is a major oil supplier to Japan.

Iran Sentences U.S. Citizen to Death, Begins Underground Uranium Enrichment

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Iranian Flag. Courtesy of Creative Commons.

Braden Holly
Reporter

Tense relationship between U.S. and Iran could soon get worse.

Cheney To Bush In 2007: Bomb Syria

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Paresh Dave
Editor-In-Chief

Cheney wanted U.S. to bomb suspected nuclear site.

Crack Found In Fukushima Reactor Pit

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Smoke billows from the Fukushima Daiichi plant. (Photo from Flickr via daveeza)

Jessika Walsten
Deputy Editor

The first attempt to plug the crack fails. U.S. engineers have begun studying the Fukushima Daiichi plant disaster. Japan's farmers are hit hard by radiation concerns.

Japan Nuclear Plant Receives Criticism Over Safety Concerns

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(Photo by daveeza via Flickr)

Jessika Walsten
Deputy Editor

An accident two days ago sent workers at the Fukushima Dai-ichi power plant to the hospital.

FDA Bans Importation Of Milk and Vegetables From Japanese Nuclear Plant Area

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Staff Reporters

There are fears of radioactive contamination.

Japan Quake Upgraded To Magnitude 9.0 As Officials Say Partial Nuclear Meltdown Highly Possible

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Staff Reporters

Nuclear crisis remains unstable and volatile. Engineers trying to stave off meltdown. Search for missing and counting of the dead continues.

Iran Ignores International Concerns About Its Nuclear Program

Iran Will Announce Advancements In Nuclear Program

President Obama: 'I Deserve A Second Term'

Japan Promises To Gradually Reduce Iranian Oil Dependence

Iran Sentences U.S. Citizen to Death, Begins Underground Uranium Enrichment

Cheney To Bush In 2007: Bomb Syria

Crack Found In Fukushima Reactor Pit

Japan Nuclear Plant Receives Criticism Over Safety Concerns

FDA Bans Importation Of Milk and Vegetables From Japanese Nuclear Plant Area

Japan Quake Upgraded To Magnitude 9.0 As Officials Say Partial Nuclear Meltdown Highly Possible

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