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  • Living Out Exile In Paradise A Thing Of The Past
    Former heads of state have historically ended their days in exile in France, Saudi Arabia or the U.S. Hosni Mubarak and Moammar Ghadafi may not be so fortunate. Many want the dictators to appear before the International Criminal Court. Lawyer Scott Horton talks about their options.
  • Libyan rebels flee as Moammar Gadhafi's forces fire at them on the front lines outside Bin Jawad, east of Sirte, on Tuesday.
    Diplomats In London Agree Gadhafi Must Go
    Diplomats met in London to discuss an endgame aimed at halting Gadhafi's bloody onslaught against the Libya people. The participants agreed on a contact group to work with the opposition to form a new government after he goes.
  • A Libyan man cries after identifying his brother at the morgue of the Jalaa hospital in Benghazi. His brother died during fighting around the city of Ajdabiya on Tuesday.
    U.S. To Transfer Lead In Libya In 'Days,' Obama Says
    The four-day air assault will soon achieve the objectives of establishing a no-fly zone and averting a massacre of civilians by Moammar Gadhafi's troops, he said. But U.S. planes will not be maintaining the no-fly-zone.
  • Libyans gather around a U.S. F-15 fighter jet after crashing while on a mission against Gadhafi's defences.
    Battles Rage As U.S. Warplane Crashes In Libya
    The U.S. military said Tuesday that an Air Force fighter jet crashed in Libya but was not shot down. Both crew members ejected.
  • Libyans wave the French flag as they parade on a 155mm Howitzer belonging to Gadhafi forces in the eastern rebel-held city of Benghazi.
    Libyan Opposition Boosted By Coalition Airstrikes
    Emboldened by U.S. and European military aid, rebels reportedly made a push on Monday from their eastern hamlet of Benghazi, taking the offensive for the first time in more than a week.
  • What Are Longterm Goals Of U.S. Operation In Libya?
    Why did the U.S. decide to get involved in the ongoing battle between Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi and rebels aimed at overthrowing Gadhafi's government? We discuss the latest news coming out of Libya with KPBS Military Blogger Beth Ford Roth.
  • The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Barry launches a Tomahawk missile from the Mediterranean Sea toward the Libyan coast on Saturday. The missiles targeted Moammar Gadhafi's radar and missile sites, to pave the way for a no-fly zone authorized by the U.N.
    Gadhafi Vows 'Long War' After U.S., Allies Strike
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  • The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Barry launches a Tomahawk missile from the Mediterranean Sea toward the Libyan coast on Saturday. The missiles targeted Moammar Gadhafi's radar and missile sites, to pave the way for a no-fly zone authorized by the U.N.
    Gadhafi Vows 'Long War' After U.S., Allies Strike
    Moammar Gadhafi said he won't let up on the anti-government rebellion in the east, even after the U.S. and its European allies targeted his troops with airstrikes and dozens of cruise missiles. Gadhafi said he is arming Libyans with automatic weapons and bombs. "We promise you a long war," he said.
  • Wikileaks Reveals U.S. Diplomats' Concerns About Drug War In Tijuana
    Diplomats were informed that Tijuana's then-police chief had made a deal with drug-cartel operatives.
  • With the dangers rising at the nuclear power plant in Fukushima, Japan, many are wondering what would happen to the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (above) if a large earthquake struck San Diego.
    Is San Diego Prepared For Nuclear Crisis?
    As the world watches the nuclear crisis unfolding in Japan, many people are asking if San Diego is prepared if the same situation happened here. What safety procedures are in place if the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station experienced a meltdown? And, should the U.S. reexamine its nuclear energy policies in light of what's happening in Japan?
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