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More than 600,000 people have fled the fighting in Libya, international agencies say — triggering one of the largest refugee crises seen in the past 20 years. Dealing with the displaced has stoked an already-hot political debate about immigration in Europe.

The former Minnesota governor says the late Republican icon is his political inspiration. While that's a safe sentiment these days, it wasn't 30 years ago in Pawlenty's blue-collar neighborhood. As he recalls it, everybody there was a working-class Democrat — people who thought Republicans were out to get them.

Finding Success Outside of Hollywood

As the Southwestern region grapples with the results of the 2010 Census count, California is trying a new approach to political redistricting.

Libyan rebels have been unable to break the back of Moammar Gadhafi's forces despite international airstrikes. NATO allies are asking the U.S. to deepen its involvement in a conflict some experts say could last years. Several analysts offered strategies on how the U.S. can avoid getting drawn in too deep.

A California senate bill that includes teaching kids about the accomplishments of gays and lesbians is drawing criticism from outside of the state.

As Democrats accuse Republican congressional leaders of being co-opted by the Tea Party in the federal budget negotiations, a new survey shows that half of all conservative voters ardently support the movement.

Is the situation in Iraq becoming increasingly unstable as the time for American withdrawal approaches? And, what are U.S. officials doing to reach out to Iraqis here and abroad? We talk to representatives from the Department of State who are visiting San Diego, a spokesman for the U.S. Embassy, and to the Director of Strategic Effects for United States Forces in Iraq.

Despite tough economic times, people showed up in droves to the 18th Annual San Diego Latino Film Festival.