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Qaddafi

  1. video
    John Heilemann on Hardball: Qaddafi Death BacklashSome Republicans say the mission wasn’t worth the risks.
    By Sarah Frank
  2. libya zero hour
    A Quickly Canceled 1987 Sitcom Predicted the Year of Qaddafi’s DeathThey were off by a few months, though.
    By Noreen Malone
  3. libya zero hour
    Muammar Qaddafi Is Still in Libya, Says Muammar QaddafiIn a new statement, the dictator denied that he had fled to Niger.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  4. dirty dealings
    Tripoli Documents Link CIA to Qaddafi Spy Operation [Updated]May have been part of the agency’s “extraordinary rendition” program.
  5. libya zero hour
    Qaddafi Calls Retreat ‘Tactical Move’He’s still not ready to give up.
    By Caroline Bankoff
  6. libya zero hour
    Libyan Rebels Breach Qaddafi’s Compound [Updated]After heavy gunfire and explosions.
    By Noreen Malone
  7. libya zero hour
    Libyan Rebels Say They’ve Captured Qaddafi’s SonAfter meeting little resistance upon entering Tripoli.
    By Andre Tartar
  8. revolt like an egyptian
    Libyan Rebels’ Military Leader KilledHe had been close to Qaddafi before the revolution.
    By Noreen Malone
  9. revolt like an egyptian
    Britain Kicks Out Qaddafi LoyalistsYou don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here.
    By Noreen Malone
  10. revolt like an egyptian
    Qaddafi Might Be Allowed to Stay in Libya in Exchange for a Cease-fire DealHis fate will rest in the hands of Libyans. Which might make him want to leave?
    By Noreen Malone
  13. revolt like an egyptian
    The West Continues Strikes, the Arab League Isn’t HappyAnd the civilian death toll continues to rise.
    By Julie Gerstein
  14. revolt like an egyptian
    Qaddafi Continues Attacks After U.N. Approves Air Strikes [Updated]Interventions are expected to start immediately.
    By Julie Gerstein and Nitasha Tiku
  15. revolt like an egyptian
    Clinton: Libya Should Be in U.N. HandsAnd fighting continues on multiple fronts.
    By Julie Gerstein
  16. international intrigue
    Coney Island Would Welcome Qaddafi and His TentThey’re used to freak shows, and plus: fun!
    By Jessica Pressler