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Libyans mark 2011 uprising with eyes on interim government

Libyans on Wednesday marked the 10th anniversary of their 2011 uprising that led to the overthrow and killing of longtime ruler Moammar Gadhafi.

Libyans mark 2011 uprising with eyes on interim government
A beachgoer dives into the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, off the coast of Benghazi, Libya

In Libya's second city, fleeting glimpses of normality

In Libya's second city, fleeting glimpses of normality
A view of damage after a bomb exploded at the gate of the Moroccan embassy in Tripoli on April 13, 2015.

Violence in Tripoli is a reminder of the 2012 attack in Benghazi

Violence in Tripoli is a reminder of the 2012 attack in Benghazi
Two men hug during the funeral for Libyan activist Tawfik Bin Saud in Benghazi on September 20, 2014. Tawfik was killed, along with a friend, late on September 19, by unknown gunmen as they were driving home in Libya's eastern coastal city of Benghazi.

The death of a teen activist marks a new low in Benghazi's violence

The death of a teen activist marks a new low in Benghazi's violence

On second try, Susan Rice added to Obama's foreign policy team

On second try, Susan Rice added to Obama's foreign policy team

Clinton combative, 'commanding' during testimony to Congress on Benghazi attack

After the attacks on Benghazi, members of the U.S. Congress demanded Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appear before them to answer questions about how the deadly attacks happened. In testimony Wednesday, Clinton took responsibility, but said she wants to move forward to prevent future attacks.

Clinton combative, 'commanding' during testimony to Congress on Benghazi attack

Clinton Confronts Her Critics on Capitol Hill

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton testified on Capitol Hill in what is expected to be her last appearance before lawmakers as America's top diplomat. Steve Clemons, the editor-at-large of The Atlantic Monthly discusses Clinton's legacy.

Clinton Confronts Her Critics on Capitol Hill

Thousands Still Missing in Post-Revolution Libya

There are still thousands of people missing in Libya since the revolution. The Ministry of Martyrs and Missing People has the job of tracking them down. Many of the missing have been turning up, mostly in mass graves.

Thousands Still Missing in Post-Revolution Libya

Despite Resigning, Petraeus Will Testify on Benghazi

Despite Resigning, Petraeus Will Testify on Benghazi
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Frappe-Sipping Suspect in Benghazi Attack Unimpressed with US Vow of Revenge

Ahmed Abu Khattala is thought to be a ringleader of the Sept. 11 attack on the US consulate in Benghazi, Libya. He spent several hours Thursday with two journalists, including New York Times correspondent David Kirkpatrick.

Frappe-Sipping Suspect in Benghazi Attack Unimpressed with US Vow of Revenge
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Investigation Continues Into Attack on US Consulate in Benghazi

FBI investigators have finally been able to search the site in Benghazi, Libya, where Ambassador Chris Stevens and other US personnel were killed last month.

Investigation Continues Into Attack on US Consulate in Benghazi

Why American Officials May Have Underestimated Security Threat in Benghazi, Libya

Why American Officials May Have Underestimated Security Threat in Benghazi, Libya

Libyan Who Helped Capture Gaddafi is Killed

One of the men who captured Colonel Gaddafi was buried today. Omran Ben Shabaan died violently, from injuries he received at the hands of Gaddafi loyalists. Anchor Marco Werman speaks with Borzou Daragahi of the Financial Times, in Benghazi.

Libyan Who Helped Capture Gaddafi is Killed

Arrests Made After Attack on American Consulate in Libya

Arrests have been made following the deaths of four Americans in the attack on the US consulate in Benghazi this week. Host Marco Werman gets an update from the BBC's Rana Jawad in the Libyan capital Tripoli about the progress of the investigation.

Arrests Made After Attack on American Consulate in Libya

U.S. officials indicate al-Qaeda-linked group responsible for deadly Libya consulate attack

While it was first believed that the attack on the U.S. consulate in Libya was then result of protests over a seemingly anti-Muslim video, U.S. officials now believe an al-Qaeda backed group orchestrated and planned the entire thing. U.S. officials have vowed justice for the four Americans killed.

U.S. officials indicate al-Qaeda-linked group responsible for deadly Libya consulate attack