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‘libya’
Barack Obama, the Unexpected Foreign-Policy President
The president was expected to do well on domestic politics and struggle with foreign affairs.
Michele Bachmann Is Unhappy That American Troops Have Been Sent to Both Libya and Africa
She's still not great with geography.
Twenty Thousand Libyan Surface-to-Air Missiles Are Missing
They're capable of shooting down a commercial plane, and they could be anywhere.
Libyan Rebel Leader Warns Followers Against ‘Retribution’
Mustafa Abdel Jalil made his first public address in Tripoli on Monday.
Interpol Puts Qaddafi on Most Wanted List
The Libyan leader says he's still in the country and vows to keep fighting.
Muammar Qaddafi Is Still in Libya, Says Muammar Qaddafi
In a new statement, the dictator denied that he had fled to Niger.
Saif Qaddafi Is More Confident Than His Brother
While Saadi considers giving in, Saif vows to fight until "martyrdom or victory."
Qaddafi Could Be Cornered, Hopes to Collaborate With Rebels
Rebels "laughed out loud" at the thought.
Libyan Rebels Giving Qaddafi Until the Count of Five...
Loyalist forces have until Saturday to surrender. Or else.
The Qaddafi Regime Was Awful, Part MXVI
Qaddafi's army reportedly used children as human shields.
Libyan Rebels Say They Have Qaddafi Surrounded
It's unclear whether this is true, but there is optimism among the rebels.
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