LIBYA

GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan heads to Iowa as the Libya fallout continues.

Libyan intelligence claims Syrian President Bashar al-Assad provided info to French agents about Moammar Gadhafi's location.

Clinton says terrorist affiliates are working with other extremists to erode the democratic transition in North Africa, as seen in Benghazi.

As Obama refrains from calling the Benghazi attacks terrorism, Romney does the opposite, then accuses the administration of a cover-up.

It seems like only yesterday we were lauding the role technology played in unleashing the Arab Spring and now we lament its role in a deadly Arab winter of violence and mass hysteria.

Addressing the U.N., President Obama touched on Syria, Iran's nukes and the "crude and disgusting" film "Innocence of Muslims."

At the Clinton Global Initiative, Romney lists assistance, increased trade and growing businesses among Middle East foreign policy plans.

Canada and the United Kingdom have agreed to share embassies and consulates on foreign soil -- is this a tough break for Ottawa?

President Obama says he feels an obligation, not pressure, to consult with Israel on Iran's nuclear capabilities.

CNN came under fire Saturday from the U.S. Department of State for reporting on the personal journal of slain U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens disregarding objections from his family.

The Libyan military has ordered militia groups around Tripoli to lay down their arms and disband or be forcibly removed.

After living a life that sounds like it was based on a movie script, former CIA operative-turned-convicted traitor Edwin Wilson has died from complications following a heart valve replacement surgery.

The two former Navy SEALs who died in an attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, were reportedly on a mission to rescue the main consulate building's occupants last week.

YouTube's "Innocence of Muslims" stayed up after a California judge refused a ban, but 19 Pakistanis were killed in demonstrations.

Violent protesters in Peshawar, Pakistan, torched two movie theaters over anti-Muslim film "Innocence of Muslims."

Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey have been fomenting violence and serving Western interests.

Hundreds of Syrians have fled to the Libyan city of Benghazi, almost 1,000 miles from Damascus, and many are desperate to raise money to survive.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton debunked Thursday rumors that U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens was on an al Qaeda hit list before he was killed in Benghazi last week.

As outrage over the "Innocence of Muslims" film and controversial cartoons published in Paris rages here's a sample of opinions being expressed in regional media outlets.

Poll shows Obama in the lead over his rival, Romney, in Virginia and Wisconsin, but pretty close in Colorado.

The leader of Lebanon's militant Islamist political party Hezbollah has issued a proclamation calling for the death of the producers of the highly controversial film, Innocence of Muslims, which has sparked outrage, protests and violent attacks throughout the Islamic world.