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Sen. Durbin wakes up, hits the gym March 28, 2011 March 28: Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., talks with Morning Joe’s Louis Burgdorf about waking up at 5:30 a.m., hitting the gym by 5:45 with Sen. John Barasso, R-Wyo., and then phoning his wife before ...

Decorate your body with temporary tattoos March 25, 2011 March 25: TODAY style editor Bobbie Thomas shows Temptu, a product that allows you to ink up your body without making it a permanent branding.

This Sunday on MTP: Clinton, Gates March 25, 2011 March 25: Moderator David Gregory previews Sunday’s broadcast.

Violences à Abidjan: des habitants réfugiés ... March 25, 2011 A Abidjan, les combats entre insurgés favorables à Alassane Ouattara et Forces de défense et de sécurité , fidèles à Laurent Gbagbo, font rage depuis plusieurs semaines dans le quartier d’Abobo, ...

Fuel truck engulfed by massive flames March 25, 2011 March 25: A truck carrying fuel in Oklahoma is involved in an two-car accident, sending a tower of flames and smoke into the sky. Msnbc’s Contessa Brewer reports.

Fuel truck engulfed by massive flames March 25, 2011 March 25: A truck carrying fuel in Oklahoma is involved in an two-car accident, sending a tower of flames and smoke into the sky. Msnbc’s Contessa Brewer reports.

Don’t believe boy saw heaven? Parents talk proof March 21, 2011 March 21: The parents of 11-year-old Colton Burpo, the boy who inspired the book “Heaven Is for Real,” explain how they know that their son experienced heaven after a near-death experience.

Medical team flies to Japan March 21, 2011 A Canadian emergency medical team is returning to Japan more prepared than before, the CBC’s Lisa Johnson reports

Moose captured in Regina March 21, 2011 A tranquilized moose was loaded onto a truck in Regina on Sunday. The moose did not survive.

Wis. judge blocks new union bill March 18, 2011 March 18: A judge in Wisconsin has issued a temporary restraining order, which blocks the secretary of state from publishing a new bill aimed to curb union bargaining rights. NBC’s John Yang reports.

Kadhafi: "tout le peuple est avec nous" March 17, 2011 Alors que les forces rebelles sont en difficultés dans l’est de la Libye. Le président libyen Mouammar Kadhafi s'est entretenu avec un journaliste de Russia Today mercredi 16 mars. Il ...

Les victimes de Miyako confrontées à la ... March 17, 2011 À Miyako, petite ville portuaire à près de 200 km de la centrale nucléaire de Fukushima, les survivants du tsunami sont hébergés dans une école de la ville. Encore sous le choc du raz-de-marée ...

Calme et discipline à Tokyo alors que le monde ... March 17, 2011 Malgré la crise nucléaire qui frappe leur pays, une grande partie des Tokyoïtes tentent de mener une vie normale, faisant le plus souvent preuve de calme et de discipline. Durée: 00:53

Bahreïn: la place de la Perle dévastée March 17, 2011 Les forces de l’ordre bahreïnies ont pris le contrôle du centre de la capitale Manama après un assaut contre des manifestants chiites mercredi 16 mars qui a fait cinq morts. Au lendemain de ...

Survivors confront Japan’s enormous loss March 17, 2011 Survivors of last week’s devastating earthquake and tsunami are slowly coming to terms with their loss. ITN's Nina Nannar reports on the medical and care workers who are being stretched ...

Qulliq Energy responds March 17, 2011 President Peter Mackey reacts to recent complaints from former employees about Qulliq’s work environment.

Nuclear next door March 17, 2011 In Washington, just south of B.C., is a nuclear power plant similar to the one crippled by the quake in Japan, the CBC’s Eric Rankin reports

Bandmates in Japan March 17, 2011 Two Ottawa musicians are dealing with aftermath of Japan earthquake

Whistleblower engineer discusses Japan crisis March 17, 2011 March 17: Dale Bidenbaugh was an engineer with GE working on the Mark 1 nuclear program – the same design as the troubled nuclear plants in Japan.  He abruptly resigned in early 1976 over safety ...