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A Boston-based journalist detained in Libya for six weeks said Wednesday he will go back there someday.
Boston-based journalist James Foley is now back home in New Hampshire following six weeks of captivity in Libya.
A New Hampshire journalist held by the Libyan government for six weeks is out of Libya and in Tunisia.
Four journalists held for illegally entering the country have each been given a one-year jail sentence, which has been commuted, and have been released.
A Libyan government spokesman says four reporters detained since early April will be released Tuesday or Wednesday following an administrative hearing.
Family members of a Boston-based journalist trapped in Libya called for his immediate release on Thursday.
Boston-based Global Post says one of its reporters has been allowed a visitor for the first time after more than a month in captivity in Libya.
An American journalist has been allowed to make his first call to his mother since he was detained early this month by forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
An American journalist detained in Libya with a correspondent for Boston-based GlobalPost has been allowed to make her first call to her parents since being captured more than two weeks ago.
The father of a freelance correspondent who's missing in Libya is appealing for his son's release.
Diplomats in Libya are waiting for confirmation of a GlobalPost reporter's arrival in Tripoli after being detained by Libyan authorities earlier this week.
Boston-based GlobalPost says it has received reports that one of its freelance contributors taken prisoner in Libya has been located and is expected to be released.
The Boston-based GlobalPost says it has been informed that one of its American freelance contributors has been taken prisoner by forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
I feel a lot better now that our commander-in-chief is communicating with us the way he should have all along.
Jon Keller sat with some students at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government during President Obama's speech on Libya Monday night.
Dan Rea has this week's commentary on President Obama's sending troops into Libya.
Professor Nicholas Burns talks with Dan about Libya, and where do we go from here?
Rep. Stephen Lynch stops by to talk about the U.S. involvement with Libya
President Barack Obama's decision to intervene in Libya is raising eyebrows and questions, and they're coming from across the political spectrum. Jon Keller is at large.
Massachusetts Congressman Bill Keating feels the U.S. military has enough to handle already, and any involvement in Libya may prove to be too much.
What is the cost of a Tomahawk cruise missile? - Mike, S. Wellfleet
While bankrupt leaders in Tunisia and Egypt were getting their walking papers from fed-up citizens, I was cheering them on and applauding the fact that it was happening without America having to get involved.
Members of the Answer Coalition were on the streets of Boston Saturday rallying against U.S. and UN military action in Libya.
WBZ News Radio's Christine Armstrong, in for Financial Editor Dave Caruso, reports the market and Dow look strong on news of the drop in oil prices in the wake of a ceasefire in Libya.
