White House calls Libya assault "terrorist attack"
Obama spokesman says "self-evident" deadly assault on U.S. Consulate in Benghazi was terrorism
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Libya attack suspect: "Come arrest me"
Islamic militant identified as "prime suspect" by Libyan gov't denies role in violence, dares officials to come after him
Libya: We can't catch likely consulate culprits
Suspicion has focused on powerful Islamist militia, Ansar al Sharia, and Libyan government spokesman tells CBS News, "We don't have enough power to catch them"
Libyans storm militia in backlash of attack on US
Recent killing of U.S. ambassador and four other Americans sparked public backlash against armed groups that run rampant in the country
Anti-militia protests show Libya's frailty
At least 4 dead as Libyan demonstrators vow to rid country of armed factions and Islamic extremists
CNN defends report based on Chris Stevens' diary
State Dept. blasts use of excerpts about security threats from slain ambassador's journal; CNN suggests gov't "now attacking the messenger"
Libya orders "illegitimate" militias to disband
President Megaref says armed groups must fall under gov't authority or disband, a move aimed at harnessing popular anger following attack that killed U.S. ambassador
Gibbs: WH did not mislead on Libya attacks
Gibbs' comments come as criticism mounts over administration's explanation to the attacks in Benghazi
Insults fly in emails between Clinton aide, reporter
In tense exchange over Benghazi events, Clinton aide tells reporter to f**k off and "have a nice life"
Libyans try to push back against militias
Despite aggressive public outrage over vigilante militias in Libya, some doubt justice will find U.S. Consulate attackers
U.S. offers Libya more security help
Clinton meets Libyan leader after deadly consulate attack, reportedly offers help getting control of militias, weapons
Libya militias still hold all the cards
Gov't faces long odds in wooing well-armed groups, many of them Islamic radicals, into partnering with old enemies
Online gamers help raise $100k for Libya victim
Friends in gaming community set up online charity for family of Sean Smith, IT officer and veteran killed in consulate attack
GOP demands answers about Libya attack timeline
In light of new information about recent attacks in Libya, Republicans target White House response
U.S. pulls out more staff from embassy in Libya
State Dept. official said security situation would be reviewed with an eye toward restoring staff "as soon as conditions allow"
Panetta: Terrorists carried out consulate attack
Says it's still unclear which group behind assault in Benghazi, Libya; U.S. withdrawing more staffers from embassy in Tripoli
In Libya probe, blurred lines pose problem
Links between terror groups make finding specific culprit difficult; Benghazi security still "too brittle" for FBI
U.S.: Understanding of Libya attack "evolving"
As GOP criticizes, National Intelligence spokesman explains how White House originally thought embassy attack was spontaneous
Hundreds of Libyans hand over their weapons
Citizens converge in Benghazi and Tripoli in response to a call from the military to turn in arms
Ryan on Libya: Not an "isolated incident"
Mitt Romney's running mate also criticizes the president's executive order on birth control, says it "isn't just a Catholic thing"
Romney: Obama has led America to "atrophy"
The Republican presidential candidate lays out his argument for his foreign policy in a new op-ed
House committee: Security requests denied in Libya
House leaders said Tuesday that U.S. diplomats in Libya repeatedly sent requests to Washington for increased security and were turned down
GOP says White House ignored Libya warnings
Several threats and incidents should have caused U.S. officials to increase security in Benghazi, GOP leaders say; State Dept. promises review
Congress to probe security flaws for Libya diplomats
Fmr. Libya U.S. security leader: 34 security personnel left Libya before Benghazi assault
Ex-team leader: State Dept. ignored Libya pleas
Former head of U.S. "Site Security Team" claims embassy staff wanted more personnel, but were told "to do with less"
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