Witnesses said gunmen went door to door asking if residents were Christian or Muslim
Libya
U.S. and Libya Destroy Last of Gaddafi’s Chemical Weapons
America-backed effort aimed at keeping weapons from falling into extremists’ hands
Libya’s Interior Minister Survives Assassination Attempt
Gunmen reportedly fired on his car while headed to parliament
U.S. To Designate Benghazi Attackers as Terrorist Groups
The designation is unlikely to settle the debate over al-Qaeda’s role in the attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens.
5 Takeaways From the New York Times Benghazi Investigation
Al-Qaeda was not involved; Innocence of Muslims video motivated the initial assault
Detained Americans Freed in Libya
The four military personnel were believed to have been reviewing evacuation routes for diplomatic personnel
American Teacher Killed in Libya
The chemistry teacher at a local school was reportedly jogging near where the U.S. Ambassador was killed last year when he was shot
U.S., Italy to Train New Libyan Security Force
The General Purpose Force will be trained outside of Libya and drawn largely from existing militias
At Least 32 Dead in Tripoli Gunfights
The violence began when militias fired on peaceful protesters who were demanding they leave the city.
Libyan Militias Armed With Guns and Grenades Clash in Tripoli
A dozen reportedly injured amid heavy gunfire and blasts across the capital
Armed Men Steal $54m in Cash in Libya
Thieves hit central bank van in daring raid
Libyan PM Says Controlling Militias ‘Beyond the Capability of Anyone’
Ali Zeidan blames the deteriorating security situation on ‘various parties’ in and outside the government
Car Bomb Hits Swedish Consulate in Benghazi
Bombing is the latest unrest in a country with an increasingly precarious security situation