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If Moammar Gadhafi has indeed lost power, the U.S. and European nations are prepared to give new Libyan leaders access to Libyan government accounts that have been frozen. But sorting out individual assets that were controlled by Gadhafi and his family will take some doing.

A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck the Northeast Tuesday, sending tremors from New Hampshire to North Carolina. Office buildings were evacuated in major cities and a nuclear plant near the quake's epicenter in Virginia was taken offline.

Despite rattled office workers from Virginia all the way to New York and beyond, the quake that struck the East Coast Tuesday wasn't all that unusual — only its size was, geologists say. Here's a look at the science behind the temblor.

Commentator Frank Deford tells of a 56-year quest by a man who set out to visit all of the Division I college football stadiums in the nation.

"Bein' Green," "Rainbow Connection," "Movin' Right Along" and other classic Muppet songs get the all-star treatment on a tribute album featuring Andrew Bird and OK Go.

In a court hearing Wednesday, a judge will hear arguments on Alabama's strict new immigration law. Unless an injunction is granted, the law is set to take effect on Sept. 1. Alabama employers are attending sessions to learn what they must do to comply with the law.

Ford's spacious Crown Victoria hasn't been available to consumers for years but it's a staple for law enforcement. The Detroit Free Press reports Ford is retiring the big sedan. Ford insists the new car will be as powerful and roomy as the Crown Vic but some police departments don't want to take a risk so they're stocking up.

Old Navy is out with a new line of T-shirts. The shirts read: Lets Go!! Because of the contraction, it should be Let's Go!! An apostrophe is needed.

The interim director of the Fayette County Detention Center has lots of ideas for moving forward. Former director Ray Sabbatine) was called back into a…

The dramatic scenes Tuesday of joy and looting at what was Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's main compound in Tripoli have again raised the prospect that "the war is almost over," NPR's Lourdes Garcia-Navarro reports.