Muammar Gaddafi

The so-called Islamic State operating in Libya is smaller and controls much less territory than in the past. But it’s more mobile and deadly and still has big ambitions.

After four decades of Gaddafi, Libyans seem to have torture and abuse in their DNA. Amnesty International, at least, is horrified.

A new book accuses Libya's madman of abducting girls as sex slaves and raping his male guards, soldiers, and ministers. Annick Cojean talks about Gaddafi's cold-blooded debauchery.

As Libya lurches forward to its landmark parliamentary election in July, its children are fighting a brutal new battle on the playground.

The Daily Pic: André Liohn wins the Capa Gold Medal for his Libyan photos.

Muammar Gaddafi’s daughter hires an Israeli lawyer on her dead father’s behalf, writes Dan Ephron in Jerusalem.

A Western leader might break off a relationship with a despot, but no one can erase the snapshots of them together in happier days. From Bush holding hands with the Saudi king to Obama chatting up Hugo Chavez, see photos.