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Journalists’ Lives In The Balance As Libyan Fighting Rages

Dan Watson
Editor-in-Chief

Tripoli's premier hotel becomes a bunker for journalists held captive

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Libyan rebels crash Gaddafi compound

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Dan Watson
Editor-in-Chief

Celebration shots fired as rebels break in. But Russian sources quote Gaddafi as saying he's "alive and well."

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Rebels Claim "Misurata Is Free"

(Photo by Al Jazeera English via Flickr)

Jessika Walsten
Deputy Editor

The reports came a day after a government official said Muammar Gaddafi's forces would pull out of Misurata.

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They Knew The Risks: Remembering Hetherington And Hondros

Tim Hetherington in Misrata, Libya

Christine Detz
Associate News Editor

Tim Hetherington and Chris Hondros reported from some of the most dangerous places in the world and it cost them their lives.

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Photographers' Deaths In Libya Bring Role Of Allies Back To The Spotlight

Callie Schweitzer
Editor-in-Chief

Reports from NATO officials surfaced Wednesday that Gaddafi has spent $3.5 million "hiring hundreds of mercenaries" from North Africa to help him. 

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Libyan Rebels Say They're Receiving Weapons From Abroad

Callie Schweitzer
Editor-in-Chief

Violence continued Saturday and Sunday in Libya where Gaddafi forces remain strong.

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Ten Libyan Rebels Dead After NATO Airstrike

(Photo by Al Jazeera English)

Jessika Walsten
Deputy Editor

NATO reportedly accidentally struck rebel forces outside the town of Brega. Violence also leaves six civilians dead in Misurata. U.S. officials believe stalemate may be outcome in Libya.

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Obama Authorizes Secret Aid For Libyan Rebels

Callie Schweitzer
Editor-in-Chief

U.S. officials have some major concerns about arming the rebels, including possible links between the rebels and Al Qaeda. Others are worried about the price tag of the operations in Libya and fear getting more involved. A Defense Department spokeswoman said Tuesday that the U.S. intervention in Libya has cost "about $550 million" in extra spending thus far.

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