Yemeni president: U.S. and Israel behind unrest
Hundreds of thousands march in cities across Yemen; Rift could hurt campaign against al Qaeda
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Hundreds of thousands march in cities across Yemen; Rift could hurt campaign against al Qaeda
U.S. Ambassador says Libyan leader would still be held accountable, warns of possible humanitarian crisis if unrest continues
Witnesses say well-armed mutinous troops, volunteers beat back loyalist assault on key city near Tripoli and two other cities
Secretary of state reiterates that all options are on the table in responding to political crisis, Qaddafi's violence
Police use tear gas and batons to disperse anti-government protesters chanting "Death to the dictator," witnesses say
Texas sheriff will not name names, but is hopeful information will lead to arrests in murder of American tourist David Hartley
U.S., allies consider options; Pentagon does not want to get caught in civil war, but also can't "watch Qaddafi kill civilians"
Jury begins secretive process to select winner after record 241 nominations were submitted for 2011 Nobel Peace Prize
Somali pirate warns couple, 3 teen children and 2 crew members seized in Indian Ocean will die if any rescue attempt is made
Country bars foreign journalists from working near a popular Shanghai park follow calls for protests
Foreign minister supports UN sanctions, but calls idea of no-fly zone to prevent Qaddafi from bombing rebels "superfluous"
Venezuelan president blasts bolstered U.S. military presence in Mediterranean, says U.S. "ready to invade"
U.S. military deploys naval and air units near Libya as Qaddafi regime quashes new protests in capital
Gun used in killing of ICE agent leads authorities to Dallas man; two others also arrested for smuggling guns
Pop singer says via Twitter her fee from performing private show for Libyan leader's "clan" will go to charity