USA
2011
March
World News Atlas
USA
2011
March
| United States, March 2011 Timeline | Thursday, May 2 |
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Obama makes first Latin American trip
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US 'will hand over' Libya command
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US 'to tone down role in Libya'
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U.S. aviators rescued The United States got back two crew members whose F-15E fighter jet malfunctioned
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 Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor dies Dame Elizabeth Taylor, one of the 20th Century's biggest movie stars, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 79
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'Civilians spared' by Libya raids
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San Francisco Bay Area |
Internet pioneer Paul Baran dies
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Washington
|  Obama defends Libya intervention US President Barack Obama has defended the first war launched under his presidency, insisting US military involvement in Libya will be limit...
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Wal-Mart 'sexism' case in court
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Obama sets out energy future
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Carter criticises US Cuba policy
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| Mar.2 | USA | New 'Wikileaks' soldier charges | ||||
| Mar.3 | Washington | Obama, Calderon cite cooperation in talks | ||||
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| Mar.4 | Washington | US unemployment rate falls again | ||||
| Mar.5 | Cuba | Trial of U.S. contractor over, no verdict | ||||
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| Scotland | US mother guilty of killing children | |||||
| Mar.8 | New York | US insider trading trial begins | ||||
| Mar.9 | Florida |
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| Texas | Ten charged in U.S. killings in Mexico | |||||
| Washington | Obama names Locke envoy to China | |||||
| Arizona | Loughner denies Arizona charges | |||||
| Washington | board asked NPR CEO to step down | |||||
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Republicans remove bargaining rights Republicans in the Wisconsin Senate vote to remove collective bargaining rights from state employees separate from the budget
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| Mar.10 | House of Representatives | Al-Qaeda 'recruiting US Muslims' | ||||
| Washington | Trade deficit data hits US shares | |||||
| Washington | Relation with Libyan embassy suspended | |||||
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Japan quake tsunami hits Hawaii A tsunami has struck hours after the earthquake, but with little damage reported. Thousands were evacuated from the US state's coastal area...
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| Mountain States | US officials' 'gun-running plot' | |||||
| European Union | US and EU call for Gaddafi to go | |||||
| Washington | NFL owners officially lock out players | |||||
| Mar.12 |  Cuba |
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U.S. contractor sentenced to 15 years Alan P. Gross, 61, was found guilty of working on a 'subversive' U.S. project intended to undermine the Cuban government
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| Mar.13 | Washington | Wikileaks row: US official quits | ||||
| San Francisco Bay Area | Chevron appeals over Amazon fine | |||||
| Mar.14 | Virginia | Life sentences for Somali pirates | ||||
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| Washington | US cyber war defences 'very thin' | |||||
| UN Security Council | US urges tough UN draft on Libya | |||||
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Suspected drone strike kills up to 30 ||||
| U.S. Senate | Congress backs stop-gap budget | |||||
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Calls for revenge after US drones kill 40 ||||
| Tribal leaders in the Pakistani region have vowed revenge against the US after drones killed more than 40 people near the Afghan border |
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Obama gives ultimatum to Gaddafi 
US President has said Libyan government forces must end their offensive against rebel-held towns and pull back - or face military action
Libya 
Coalition launches Libya attacks The UK, the US and France have begun attacking Libya as enforcement of the UN-mandated no-fly zone gets under way
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Brazil 
Obama makes first Latin American trip President Obama's five-day tour to Brazil, Chile and El Salvador happens as a nuclear and humanitarian crisis unfold in Japan and Libya
Washington 
US 'will hand over' Libya command The Pentagon expects to hand over control of allied military operations in Libya 'in a matter of days', either to a UK-France coalition or to Nato
USA US 'to tone down role in Libya' President Obama has said the US will transfer its leading role on Libya 'within days' to ensure the burden of enforcing a UN resolution
Libya U.S. aviators rescued| The United States got back two crew members whose F-15E fighter jet malfunctioned |
Los Angeles | Dame Elizabeth Taylor, one of the 20th Century's biggest movie stars, has died in Los Angeles at the age of 79 |
Libya 
US scientist Paul Baran, whose work in the 1960s helped pave the way for the internet, has died aged 84
Washington Obama defends Libya intervention| US President Barack Obama has defended the first war launched under his presidency, insisting US military involvement in Libya will be limited |
U.S. Supreme Court 
Washington Obama sets out energy future President Obama vows to reduce US oil imports by one-third in little more than a decade, in a drive to ensure a secure energy future
Cuba 
Missing ex-FBI agent 'is alive' Robert Levinson, a retired FBI agent who disappeared on the Iranian island of Kish four years ago, is alive, the US Department of State says
Karzai rebukes US on child deaths President Karzai has told the US commander in Afghanistan that his apology for the deaths of nine children in an air strike is 'not enough'
US defence chief in Afghan visit US Defence Secretary Robert Gates is in the Afghan capital to discuss the future of US involvement there
Discovery in historic touchdown 
US alarm over Japan atomic crisis