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Chatter: US embassy protests spread to Yemen

Protesters storm the US embassy in Yemen, Xi Jinping resurfaces... kinda, and more children are living for longer.
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Protesters storm the US embassy in Yemen, Xi Jinping resurfaces... kinda, and more children are living for longer.
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Romney criticizes Obama's reaction to Libyan ambassador's death

Mitt Romney was quick to denounce President Obama's reaction to the violent protests in Libya that left US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others dead.

Terry Jones, 'Sam Bacile': The men behind the movie? (VIDEO) (UPDATE)

"Sam Bacile" and Terry Jones have been said to be the two men behind "Innocence of Muslims," the controversial low-budget film behind the attacks on US Embassies in Cairo and Benghazi that have resulted in the death of US Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three others so far. But the authenticity of the film, and its creators' identities, are being called into question.

Who was US Ambassador Christopher Stevens?

A statement released by the White House from President Obama has confirmed the death of Christopher Stevens, the US ambassador to Libya.

Human Rights Watch: Evidence of US waterboarding

"Not only did the US deliver Gaddafi his enemies on a silver platter, but it seems the CIA tortured many of them first," said Laura Pitter, the author of the report.

Abdullah al-Senoussi extradited to Libya by Mauritania (VIDEO)

Libya, the International Criminal Court and France had all asked to try the former intelligence chief.

Sufi sites in Libya bulldozed, attacked

A Sufi shrine in Libya's capital has been bulldozed, the latest in a string of attacks on Sufi religious sites.

Raw Feed: Libyans fear elections will spark violence (VIDEO)

BENGHAZI AND MIZRATA, Libya — What do Libyans want out of their first free elections in decades? With more than 3,700 candidates in Saturday's election for 200 seats in the national congress, tensions and fear are mounting. While many are anxious for this vital step toward democracy, some fear the divided country is not ready.

Libya's oil industry defies expectations

ZAWIYA, Libya — Defying doomsday scenarios, Libya’s oil industry is now booming, a rare success in the beleaugured, post-conflict nation. This weekend, Libyans vote in their first free elections in decades.

Tunisia extradites ex-Libya PM al-Baghdadi al-Mahmoudi

Security officials said Mahmoudi, 70, had been transferred to Tripoli by helicopter on Sunday, after being arrested in Tunisia last September for illegal entry.
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