Libyan No-Fly Zone (2011)

Are the United States and its allies trying to assassinate Moammar Kadafi? The official response is no, and Adm. Mike Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said the other day that Kadafi remaining in power is "certainly,......

Full text as the Democrat stresses it's not the U.S. taking unilateral action maybe....

U.S. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates reported success Sunday in imposing a no-fly zone over Libya but cautioned against direct attacks against Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi. Any attacks that go beyond a U.N. mandate calling for the protection of rebel-...

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Should the U.S. have intervened in Libya? For many opinionators and analysts, the answer is a resounding no. They say it's unconstitutional and unaffordable; and that it's unclear whether there's a game plan. Here's some of the critique. No-fly zone:........

Arab League head Amr Moussa has qualified comments he made criticizing the reported civilian toll from Western airstrikes in Libya, telling reporters in Cairo on Monday that the Arab League and the U.N. Security Council are "united" on the need......

As antiaircraft fire lighted up the sky, journalists in the Libyan capital were taken by bus after midnight Sunday to survey the destruction at Moammar Kadafi's enormous compound on the first day of an international campaign aimed at imposing a......

Full text as Obama says U.S. cannot stand by when a tyrant threatens no mercy on his own people....

Full text: Democrat Obama says ongoing attacks are necessary to avoid a Kadafi slaughter of his own people....

The Democrat got U.N. permission for the military attack, but nothing from the U.S. Congress....

As Doyle McManus pointed out in his Thursday column, leading voices from both parties supported intervention in Libya -- even if now they can't agree on the details of how the mission should be carried out. (McManus offers more analysis......