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  • A woman outside the Hudba el-Gassi compound in Tripoli, Libya, holds up a sign asking, "Where's my father?" Once a military police base, Hudba el-Gassi is now a makeshift prison for regime loyalists and others rounded up by armed militiamen.
    Families Of Prisoners Pressure Libya's New Leaders
    In the post-Gadhafi era, Libyans are gathering outside Tripoli's prisons and demanding the release of their relatives, rounded up without warrants and, in their families' view, without reason other than revenge. Officials say it will take time to sort out the prisoners and build a court system.
  • Fifth San Diego Police Officer Accused of Misconduct
    A San Diego Police Department sergeant accused of stalking and harassing a female colleague is one of five members of the agency facing allegations of criminal conduct.
  • DEA Releases Wanted Poster
    The Drug Enforcement Administration has released a new poster looking for information on 10 members of Tijuana's Arellano Felix Drug Cartel. Joining us on Morning Edition is KPBS Border Reporter Amy Isackson.
  • Costa Rican and U.S. Guard Coast members seized this semi-submersible which was carrying seven tons of cocaine. It is shown here at Costa Rica's Puntarenas Coast Guard headquarters on Sept. 17, 2008. Four Colombians were arrested.
    Costa Rica's Peaceful Reputation At Risk From Cartels
    The same laid-back attitude and openness to outsiders that draws tourists to the peaceful country has also attracted Mexican cartels and their Colombia cocaine suppliers. Costa Rican President Laura Chinchilla says it tests Costa Rica's view of itself as a peaceful country in a violent region.
  • Men attend "John School" at the City Heights police substation in San Diego.
    Demand Keeps Teen Sex Trafficking A Booming Business
    The teenage sex trade thrives because of an abundance of consumers. Prosecutors are trying to cut demand by educating Johns.
  • Helix High School
    Man Involved in Helix High Incident Is Decorated Gulf War Veteran With PTSD
    Man Involved in Helix High Incident Is Decorated Gulf War Veteran With PTSD
  • An anti-narcotics policeman stands guard in Guatemala City over explosives and arms confiscated at a camp of alleged Mexican drug traffickers on March 27. Guatemalan soldiers and policemen discovered the camp at a ranch near the border between Guatemala and Mexico, which was being used by members of the Zetas, a group of former Mexican soldiers allied with the Gulf Cartel.
    Mexico Drug Violence Spills Into Guatemala
    As Mexican narcotics cartels come under increasing attack on their home turf, they have expanded their operations. One of the countries hardest hit is Guatemala, just across Mexico's southern border. Brutal drug traffickers are thriving amid the country's poverty and corruption.
  • With Syria In Shambles, The Uncertain Future Of Hezbollah
    Syria is one of the most important backers of the powerful Lebanese militant group Hezbollah. If the Assad regime falls, Hezbollah will face an uncertain future. New Yorker staff writer Dexter Filkins discusses what shifts in Syria could mean for the future of the Middle East.
  • Essam el-Erian, a top official with Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, shown at a news conference at the Brotherhood's Cairo headquarters in January, was among the opposition group's members arrested earlier this month.
    Opposition Crackdown In Egypt Heats Up Before Polls
    Some 150 members of Egypt's largest opposition movement, the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood, are under arrest, with more arrests expected before elections later this year. Analysts say the detentions mark a clear escalation in Cairo's hostility toward the group.
  • Cinema Junkie by Beth Accomando
    MoPA Movies: Charulata and El Mariachi
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