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Kim Jong Il death: Powerful uncle could overshadow Kim's son
World NowThe death of Kim Jong Il leaves his family's business -- running North Korea -- in terrible shape. Under his leadership, North Korea lost 2 million people to starvation. His youngest son, Kim Jong Un, still in his 20s, has before him what appears to be... -
Poll: Palestinians have doubts about outcome of reconciliation talks
World NowAs new reconciliation talks between Palestinian factions get underway in Cairo, a poll suggests there are serious doubts among the Palestinian people about whether they will succeed.... -
Kim Jong Il death empties streets, stops trains, shuts markets
World NowAfter the death of Kim Jong Il was announced in North Korea, trains reportedly stopped running, markets were shut down and residents were urged to get off the streets and stay in their homes.... -
Kim Jong Il death: U.S. wary of succession struggle in North Korea
World NowU.S. officials were closely monitoring North Korea for signs of instability or unusual military moves Monday after the death of longtime leader Kim Jong Il, concerned that his passing may set off a succession struggle and set back efforts to persuade... -
Pregnant Afghan woman's death in U.S.-led night raid sparks dispute
World NowAfghan President Hamid Karzai and NATO officials have clashed once again on the issue of nighttime raids by Western forces, this time over one that left a pregnant Afghan woman dead.... -
Kim Jong Il's death and the best-case scenario [The conversation]
Opinion L.A.While Kim Jong Il's death has North Koreans collapsing with grief, it has opinionators reflecting on the tyrant's impenetrable rule and asking what's next as newly anointed leader Kim Jong Eun steps into power.... -
North Korea releases images of Kim Jong Il's body lying in state
World NowKim Jong Il: North Korea on Tuesday released pictures of the body of Kim Jong Il lying in state as thousands of mourners passed the open casket.... -
Kim Jong Il death: Who's who in the Kim family?
World NowWho's who in Kim Jong Il's family? Here's a primer on the Kim family, which led one of the world's most enduring dictatorships, a repressive regime that has long defied predictions of its demise. It survived from the end of World War II into the 21st... -
Thousands march in Cairo denouncing violence against protesters
World NowEgypt protest: Tens of thousands of demonstrators gathered in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday, demanding an end to military rule. The Egypt protest also criticized what demonstrators called the army’s excessive use of violence.... -
Kim Jong Il is a favorite target of comedians
Culture MonsterKim Jong Il, the North Korean dictator who died at age 69 of an apparent heart attack, wasn't loved by many people outside of his home country. But the diminutive Dear Leader was a perennial favorite of at least one group -- comedians.... -
Tuesday's TV Highlights: 'Lidia Celebrates America' on KOCE
Show TrackerClick here to download TV listings for the week of Dec. 18 - 24 in PDF format TV listings for the week of Dec. 18 - 24 in PDF format are also available at latimes.com/entertainment/news/tv Weekly TV Listings and more...... -
Philippine floods: More coffins needed as death toll nears 1,000
World NowThe death toll from powerful floods that have swept the southern Philippines is nearing 1,000, forcing the navy to ship hundreds of white coffins to help overwhelmed aid teams....
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