Libya fighters take revenge on Qaddafi's tribe
After capturing a Qaddafi stronghold, ex-rebels in Libya go on a looting rampage, in a worrying sign of the divide
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After capturing a Qaddafi stronghold, ex-rebels in Libya go on a looting rampage, in a worrying sign of the divide
The U.S. military has been in Afghanistan 10 years; Progress is measured only in the smallest increments due to hard conditions
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Commisssion investigating U.S. raid quizzes three widows, two daughters of slain al Qaeda leader
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American military no longer able to fill financial gaps in NATO operations, defense chief tells allies
Amnesty International claimed Zainab al-Hosni was beheaded to intimidate protesters, now says they're investigating
The division among the world powers over what to do about Syria's deadly protester crackdown put on display in Security Council
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