As the US campaigns clash over what President Barack Obama did and didn’t know about the attack on a US consulate in Benghazi on Sept. 11, there is real news happening in Libya that could have a real impact on the country, the region and the world.
Pro-government militia from the town of Misrata have been shelling Bani Walid for days, amid claims from the government that the town still harbors many Gaddafi loyalists.
CAIRO — A year after Gaddafi’s gruesome demise — when vengeful rebel militias dragged the bloodied dictator from a drainpipe and executed him — Libya is politically freer. But it is also beset by socio-political and humanitarian problems that threaten its quest for democracy.
After Hillary Clinton claims responsibility for security breaches at the US embassy in Libya, the internet comes up with many, many more ways for her to fall on her sword.
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton attends a UN Security Council meeting on peace and security in the Middle East and doodles on her remarks. (EMMANUEL DUNAND/AFP/Getty Images)
Hillary Clinton said she didn't want a "blame game." Well, sorry Hills, but you've got one.
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