Protesters embrace rise of "Free Libya"
Several cities have apparently slipped from Qaddafi's control as protesters and army defectors celebrate wave of momentum
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Several cities have apparently slipped from Qaddafi's control as protesters and army defectors celebrate wave of momentum
U.S. diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks shows Libyan leader demanded Arabic summaries of popular current events books
Police say 228 people are still missing in wake of one of the country's worst natural disasters
Security Council considering options against Libyan leader for continued violence against protesters
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U.S. chartered ferry cannot leave for Malta due to poor weather
Despite images of chaos, nation seeks to bounce back as popular destination
Campaigners say Charles Dickens likely used the building as inspiration for his novel, "Oliver Twist"
Anti-government protest fever spreads in Iraq, but prime minister and religious leaders warn of terrorist plot
Tripoli resident tells CBS Radio News that armed supporters of country's embattled leader take dead bodies to unknown spot
Couple names lifeboat together in first royal public outing together; Middleton prepares for breezy event with stylish hat, ponytail
WikiLeaks founder faces charges in sex crimes case; Lawyers have a week to appeal ruling
Muammar Qaddafi still in control of stockpiles of mustard gas, other weapons, prompting U.S. concern
Not waiting until he's deposed like Tunisia's Ali and Egypt's Mubarak, Switzerland takes steps to block Qaddafi's funds there
Army reportedly kills at least 15 protesters; As Much as 90% of Libya May be in Protesters' Hands; Qaddafi blames Bin Laden