'They Don't Like Each Other Very Much'

Toews Under Fire for Refusing to Accept Khadr Application for Repatriation

Apparently, there is nothing so permanent as a temporary US war

The Obama administration immediately appealed the decision, despite claiming it has no interest in gaining new detention powers

The resolution explicitly emphasized the need for diplomatic, not military, solutions to the issue

Washington has been scrambling for leverage in Egypt, but whether the new government will be sufficiently obedient to the US isn't clear

An insulting anti-Muslim film seems to have been the spark to protest a broad range of grievances

Risks Alienating Obama Administration, Mofaz Warns

Embassies Warn of More Possible Demonstrations

War Slips Off the Radar, But Death Tolls Remain High

US Troops Gone, But War Goes On

White House Downplays Spat, But What's Really Going On?

Protests Continue as World Reacts to Attack

It's possible some of the same rebel militias the US helped oust Gadhafi have now turned their sights on the US presence in Libya

The Obama administration has sent military reinforcements to Libya and is investigating possible al-Qaeda involvement