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Emergency crews continue to pull dozens of victims from the rubble more than four days after China experienced its worst earthquake in decades. (May 16)

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Japanese aquarium puts on a show with 10,000 sardines; huge fire in Nigeria following pipeline explosion

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Survivors and rescue workers walk among buildings that are now just piles of concrete and brick in Yingxiu, China.

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CNN's Colleen McEdwards asks Dr. Kimberly Deore of the NYU School of Medicine how to survive an earthquake.

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Contractors are being sued for their alleged role in Abu Ghraib abuses. CNN's Aneesh Raman sits down with their accuser.

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A recent report reveals much of the world's wildlife population is at risk. CNN's Emily Chang reports.

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Camera captures rescue of schoolchildren from rubble 3 days after quake hit Sichuan Province

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Interpol: Proof Venezuela's Chavez supporting Colombia rebels

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Aftershocks from China's massive earthquake trigger landslides

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Bush meets with Saudi King Abdullah in hopes of cutting rising oil prices

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Four days after the earthquake, survivors continue to emerge from the rubble. CNN's Kyung Lah reports.

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As CNN's Ben Wedeman reports, Barack Obama and John McCain have brought their spat to Gaza.

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Chinese President tried to calm the community and encourage rescue workers, as he visited the earthquake devastated region of Beichuan. (May 16)

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Risk management experts say construction changes will lessen deaths in the next disaster. CNN's Reza Sayah reports.

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Sichuan's migrant workers in Beijing worry about the safety of relatives back home. CNN's Jaime FlorCruz reports.

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President Bush and the first lady tour the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem.

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President Bush arrives in Saudi Arabia for talks on Middle East peace and oil. CNN's Ed Henry reports.

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Chinese President Hu Jintao flew into the quake disaster area on Friday, and met some of the stunned survivors of the recent 7.9 magnitude earthquake in Sichuan province. (May 16)

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President Bush is now in Saudi Arabia, the second stop in his trip to the Middle East. Its expected the President will push Saudi leaders to do something to ease gas prices. (May 16)

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Rescue workers continue digging for survivors Friday in towns devastated by this week's earthquake, still finding live victims buried in rubble for 96 hours. (May 16)

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The U.N. says only a small fraction of the supplies needed by hundreds of thousands of cyclone victims in Myanmar have arrived in the country. The official death toll rose by 5,000 during the past day to 43,000. (May 15)

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Several students in China were rescued some 80 hours after Monday's massive earthquake. The earthquake registered 7.9 magnitude, and killed at least 19,000 people. (May 16)

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China's government gives rare transparent look at disaster. CNN's Jaime FlorCruz reports.

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A Red Cross official says a road-grader accidentally tore open a fuel pipeline and sent an inferno raging over houses and a school, setting off a stampede of terrified children and killing about 100 people and injuring 20. (May 15)

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CNN's Jonathan Mann speaks with author Carol Lancaster about disaster response in China and Myanmar.

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CNN's Phil Black talks to Paris Hilton about her new fragrance, her business empire and life one year after jail.

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ABC's David Puente asks Johns Hopkins Dr. Alfredo Quinones.

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Days after being extradited from Colombian prisons, 8 accused warlords pleaded not guilty to cocaine trafficking charges in U.S. court. The men were all ordered held without bail until a hearing next week. (May 15)

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CNN's John Vause reports that some of the areas hardest hit by the earthquake are also hard to reach.

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CNN's Ed Henry is traveling with the President and talks about Bush's hotly contested statements in Jerusalem.

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Why aren't OPEC countries aiding cyclone victims in Burma?

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A CNN correspondent shows the cyclone ravaged area of the Irrawaddy delta and reveals the despair of those affected.

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CNN's John Vause reports on the heartbreaking task of looking for survivors of China's big earthquake.