TSUNAMI

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Japanese-Americans watch, worry and wait

Japanese and Japanese-Americans across the U.S. are mobilizing to send help to their homeland after the unspeakable damage wreaked by one of the worst earthquakes and tsunamis in history.

U.S. Nuclear Stance Unchanged for Now Despite Japan Crisis

The San Onofre Nuclear Generating plant is seen on the shore of the Pacific Ocean in North San Diego County, California March 14, 2011.
Nuclear power will continue to be a part of U.S. plans for power generation even as a nuclear crisis unfolds in Japan in which authorities are trying their best to prevent a meltdown at a plant on the nation's eastern coastline, a top official said on Tuesday.
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Handout satellite image of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant after earthquake and tsunami

Japan Nuclear Blasts (LIVE - PHOTOS)

The March 11 earthquake has plunged Japan into a state of nuclear crisis as fresh reports of blasts at nuclear plants pour in every few hours. The live slideshow contains photos of the blast with details.
10. Naoto Kan, Prime Minister of Japan

Japan’s nuclear crisis deepens

The government of Japan, already battling against the deadly ravages of Friday’s earthquake-tsunami, has warned that the troubled No. 2 reactor at the badly-damaged Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant was still unstable, almost nearly five hours after workers poured seawater into it to try to cool down the fuel rods
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U.S. confident Japan will handle economic challenges

The United States is confident Japan will be able to handle economic challenges in the wake of the earthquake and tsunami, and does not expect the disaster to stall the world's recovery from economic recession, a White House spokesman said on Monday.
A man reacts as he finds his wife and child at the Red Cross hospital after they were separated by earthquake and tsunami, in Ishinomaki,

Looting absent amidst the gathering horror in Japan

Observers across the cyberworld have noticed something quite fascinating about the unfolding horror in Japan in the wake of the deadly earthquake and tsunami – a lack of looting by Japanese people, who, rather than take advantage of a crisis for personal gain, appear to be unified and behaving lawfully.
Gilbert Gottfried

Gilbert Gottfried tweets jokes about Japan, tsunami

Days after an 8.9-magnitude earthquake and tsunami shook Japan and caused more than 3,000 people to lose their lives, Gottfried is using the social media site Twitter to crack jokes about the devastating catastrophe.
Commuters stand in line to board other trains at Yokohama Station, southwest of Tokyo

Fear and shock in Tokyo

The huge bustling metropolis of Tokyo, 150 miles south of the epicenter of Japan’s earthquake-tsunami disaster, has seen life come to a virtual halt in the face of unprecedented fears arising from the damaged nuclear power plants in Sendai.

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