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In this Sunday, April 10 file image taken by T-Hawk drone aircraft and released by Tokyo Electric Power Co., the aerial view shows the damaged reactor building of Unit 4, left, of the tsunami-crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Okuma town, Fukushima Prefecture, northeastern Japan. (AP Image) Japan Ups Nuke Crisis Severity to Match Chernobyl Japan's nuclear regulators raised the severity level of the crisis at a stricken nuclear plant Tuesday to rank it on par with the 1986 Chernobyl disaster. An official with the Nuclear Safety Commission of Japan, speaking on national television, said the rating was being raised from 5 to 7 — the highest level on the international scale.   FULL STORY More Stories Magnitude 6.3 Quake Hits Tokyo and Environs World Markets Lower on Japan Nuclear Worries IMF Cuts Japan Growth Forecast Due to Quake Japan Baseball Opens to Relief and Cheer Japan Urges More People near Nuke Plant to Leave

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UN Rights Expert Denied WikiLeaks Suspect Visit IMF Cuts Japan Growth Forecast Due to Quake Japan Ups Nuke Crisis Severity to Match Chernobyl World Markets Lower on Japan Nuclear Worries IMF: Turmoil Shouldn't Derail Economic Recovery Stocks Dip on Worries over Oil, Japan's Recovery Pentagon's Second Thoughts on Iraq Withdrawal Assad: Syria on Road to 'Comprehensive Reforms' Hamas Makes Rare Appeal to Israel to Halt Fighting End to Japan Nuke Crisis Is Years, Fortune Away NATO Criticized over Libya Campaign NATO: We Did Not Know Rebels Used Tanks Libyan Rebels Say NATO Airstrikes Hit Their Forces Entrenched Gbagbo Vows Not to Surrender Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Hits off Japan Coast Ivory Coast Opposition Storms Gbagbo Residence Ivory Coast Leader Surrenders, Seeks UN Aid Ouattara Forces Seize Ivory Coast President's Home Gbagbo Residence Hit 50 Times in Ivory Coast US, EU Likely to Appeal WTO Ruling on Boeing Ivory Coast Army Chief Ask S. Africa for Asylum Rebels Besiege Ivory Coast's Main City of Abidjan New Cracks in Gadhafi Regime as Minister Defects Radiation Slows Recovery of Dead Near Japan Plant Safe Haven: Libya's Gadhafi Can Live in Uganda Syrian President Blames Protests on 'Conspirators' India State Bans Book Suggesting Gandhi Bisexual Rebels Retreat from Libya Oil Port Under Attack Biggest Spike in Radiation at Japan Power Plant Hostage Siege Kills 21 at Iraq Government Building Gadhafi Forces Reverse Libyan Rebels' Charge

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Europe

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Top Stories Death Toll in Belarus Subway Blast Reaches 12 UK Prime Minister: Yes to Royal Wedding Parties France Bans Face-covering Islamic Veil British Royal Wedding Guest List Details Emerge William and Kate on Last Official Pre-wedding Trip Europeans Seek New Lives in Old Colonies Royal Wedding: the Great and the Good to Gather EU Ready for Misrata Mission Italy, France to Work Together to Block Immigrants Spain to Host 37 More Ex-Cuban Political Prisoners With Portugal Plea, Europe Hopes Crisis Contained Berlusconi Sex Trial Adjourned Shortly After Start Berlusconi's Wiretapped Talks Over Sex Scandal Released It's King Vs Prince in Belgium's Battle Royale Spain: Suspect Shows Girlfriend's Body via Webcam NATO Commander Warns against Attacks on Civilians Berlusconi to Visit Overwhelmed Isle of Lampedusa Cameron: Gadhafi Is Shooting, Starving His Critics NATO Commander: Mission Is to Protect Civilians William Outfoxes Press with Secret Bachelor Bash As EU Agrees Crisis Plan, Portugal Woes Steal Show Philanthropist Gives $13 Million to British Arts

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Top Stories Magnitude 6.3 Quake Hits Tokyo and Environs Japan Baseball Opens to Relief and Cheer Japan Urges More People near Nuke Plant to Leave Japan Rattled by Aftershock 1 Month after Tsunami Japan Lifts Tsunami Warning Issued Post-aftershock Japan's PM Visits Fishing City Wrecked by Tsunami Troops Launch New Search for Japan Tsunami Dead Man Stranded in Empty Japanese Town since Tsunami Million Homes Lack Power after New Japan Quake Shanghai Begins Building Long-Sought Disney Park Another Strong Quake Strikes off Tsunami-Hit Japan Japan Sets New Radiation Safety Level for Seafood Bomber Attacks on Convoy in Pakistan Karzai Blasts US Troops for Gruesome Afghan Deaths Myanmar's Junta Is 'Dissolved' as Govt Sworn Wife Says China Activist Charged with Subversion Officials Praise Arrest of Bali Terror Suspect Breach in Reactor Suspected at Japanese Nuke Plant Over 100 Villagers Suffer Lead Poisoning in China Water, Other Basics Scarce in Tokyo NATO Airstrike Accidently Kills 2 Civilians Tokyo Water at Unsafe Radiation Levels for Infants

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Africa

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Top Stories Libyan Rebels Reject African Cease-fire Proposal Ivory Coast Leader: All Fighters Must Disarm African Peace Plan for Libya Founders Forces Capture Ivory Coast Strongman in Bunker Italy FM: Gadhafi Unlikely to Respect a Cease-fire Libyan Exiles Worry about Relatives Left behind Airstrikes Help Repel Advance of Libyan Forces Libya Forces Shell Rebel-held City amid Truce Push Benghazi Protest: No Deal without Gadhafi Leaving Heavy Fighting along Eastern Libyan Front Libyan Rebels: NATO Strikes Government Gunners Former US Lawmaker Hold Talks in Libya NATO Says Libya, Not Britain, Behind Oil Attack In Bunker, Ivory's Coast's Gbagbo Plays Final Hand Envoys Dangle Defection Offers to Gadhafi Allies Airstrikes Destroy 30 Percent of Gadhafi's Weapons French Foreign Minister: Gbagbo Close to Leaving Fighters Surround Ivory Coast Strongman in Bunker Libyan Rebels and Government Trade Salvos at Brega Gadhafi Son Says Regime Has Nothing to Hide Tensions High in Ivory Coast as Rebels Advance Official: Rebels Close in on Ivory Coast Capital

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EVERYONE at "The Biblical Christian Digital Network" takes News seriously. You should to. Serious enough to realize that ALL NEWS and ALL NEWS SERVICES are biased and opionated. That is a fact; that will not change no matter where you get your news or read it from.

IT IS INHERENTLY OPINIONATED.

 

This is News for some but there is no such thing as Fair and Balanced or Fact news.

When human beings are involved it means we all see things differently at times. News outside of America admits it is biased; News in America in the last 75 years has tried to "market" the idea of "journalistic integrity" when since before America became a nation it has been the venue of News to express opinion. Often as in media, owned and operated by "Newsservices" for political reason. 

It is up to you what you see; what you hear and what you understand.

The Only Facts For a Christian is The Word of God.

You control what you see; Be Carful how you read a story. You control what you hear; Be careful what and who you are listening to. You control what you understand; be mindful of God to direct your understanding.

In all things remember; you control how you act upon them; don't react to them.

"Take Everything to the Lord in Prayer; then leave it there."