Mubarak Steps Down as President, Army Takes Over'... ALSO: The Conversation: 'Carbon Nation'

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February 11, 2011

Mubarak Steps Down as President, Army Takes Over Crowds in Cairo erupt into cheers: "Egypt is free." More > The Conversation: 'Carbon Nation' Climate change documentary doesn't care if you believe in global warming. More > Portrait of Mutilated Afghan Woman Ayesha Wins World Press Photo Award A photo of the mutilated face of Ayesha, an Afghan woman whose nose and ears were cut off by members of the Taliban, has been awarded a top photography prize, the World Press Photo award for 2010. The portrait by South African photojournalist Jodi Bieber...[continue] 'Where's Sarah?' Few Protest CPAC Absence Thousands of the nation's most passionate conservatives have descended on Washington for the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, including many potential 2012 GOP presidential nominees -- except former Alaska Gov...[continue] More From 'World News' > The Conversation: 'Carbon Nation' Football QB on Being a YouTube Sensation Crisis in Egypt: Mubarak Transfers Some Power Egyptian Protesters: What Can They Do Now? Google Hero Electrifies Egypt Crowd Rumsfeld Talks About Mistakes 'Super Granny' Breaks Up Heist With Handbag Fixodent: Is Too Much for Too Long Unhealthy? 15-Year-Old Soccer Prodigy Goes Pro Person of the Week: Caregivers Allow for Dignified Living Situations for Aging Parents

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