The U.S. trade deficit is less of a problem than many people might believe.

Only one person survived among the 33 U.N. personnel and crew membOnly one person survived among the 33 U.N. personnel and crew members aboard a plane that crashed in Congo on Monday, U.N. officials said. (April 4)

Opposition leaders in Libya say they could break the stalemate with Qaddafi's army if the U.S. and its allies supply the weaponry. Allen Pizzey reports.

An official close to internationally recognized president Alassane Ouattara says their forces have entered Ivory Coast's economic capital in a final offensive to take the city. (April 4)

Undersea robots have located bodies, motors and a "large part" of an Air France jet that plunged into the Atlantic Ocean in 2009, but haven't yet found its black box flight recorders, French officials said Monday. (April 4)

Moussa Ibrahim, the Libyan government spokesman, tells reporters that they are ready for negotiations as long as it is from within Libya.

US fighter jets have ended their combat missions in Libya, with NATO to take full command of operations.

More evidence has come to light that Moammar Gaddafi is seeking a way out of the stalemate in divided Libya.

A deadly tug-of-war continues over a strategic oil town in Libya. CNN's Ben Wedeman reports.

Benjamin Barber and David Gergen discuss a proposal for Libya's Sayf al-Islam Gaddafi to lead a transitional government.

Could the Libyan leader be pushed out of power by his offspring?

The Libyan government spokesman says country is open to reform, but Sayf is not taking over.

The Greek foreign minister talks about his visit with a Libyan government envoy.