Qaddafi: Foreign elements influenced Libyans
Embattled Libyan leader appears on state television, claiming foreign elements turned Libyan youngsters against their country
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Embattled Libyan leader appears on state television, claiming foreign elements turned Libyan youngsters against their country
Officials are still assessing the situation; there are no immediate reports of damage or injuries
As the no-fly zone option continues to be debated by the West, Qaddafi steps up his air and ground attacks on opposition
Libyan opposition stronghold beginning to wither under bombings, but vows to keep up fight against Qaddafi's rule
A glimpse at the days news as seen through a camera's lens
Libyan rebels face an uphill battle--they are disorganized and mostly untrained fighters, without a clear chain of command or military discipline
Minority Christians descend into violence with Muslims in several locations while demonstrating against alleged persecution
While logistics, law may stall imposing a no-fly zone, events (and political pressure) may force a reluctant president's hand
2 Shot To Death In Riots On Wednesday
22-year-old exchange student from San Diego State University disappeared on Feb. 26; body found in river
Few signs of revolution in capital, where the only protests are to quash dissent; But even here, cracks in armor emerging
CBS News' Harry Smith talks about the surprises from reporting in Tripoli
Civilians demonstrating against killing of female protesters last week shot at by Ivory Coast Army again, killing 4
Residents of capital city where gov't boasts crowds of Qaddafi supporters tell CBS News "don't believe what you see here"
U.S. scientists deliberately infected 700 Guatemalans in the 1940s with syphilis; survivors now demand settlement