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Senators Lieberman and McCain: We support President Obama's calls for Muammar Gaddafi to step aside in light of events occurring in Libya. If Gaddafi refuses, then the U.S. should be prepared to take further action.

President Obama and President Calderón hold a joint press availabilit.

Rio de Janeiro's revelers go shopping for Carnival costumes and workers rush to finish preparations at the Sambadrome.

Security forces loyal to the man clinging to power in Ivory Coast fatally shot six women protesting his refusal to leave office Thursday, as the U.N. said more than 200,000 people have fled the intensified fighting. (March 3)

Amid protests and calls for his resignation prime minister Ahmed Shafiq steps down.

The suspect in the slaying of two U.S. airmen at the Frankfurt airport confessed to targeting members of the American military, in a case that German officials are treating as a possible act of Islamic terrorism. (March 3)

The area around Ajdabiya and Brega was the scene of fighting between pro and anti-Gadhafi forces on Wednesday. (March 3)

Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus challenged the legality Thursday of a Bangladeshi government order dismissing him as the head of the microfinance bank he founded. (March 3)

President Barack Obama says Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi has lost legitimacy to lead and he must leave. (March 3)

Gas prices climb as the standoff between Gadhafi and the opposition deepens.

Walk with anti-Gaddafi fighters as they try to expel pro-Gaddafi forces from the oil fields of Brega.

As violence between pro- and anti-Gaddafi supporters continues to subsume Libya, migrant workers have found themselves out of work - and in desperate need of a ticket home.

One of Muammar Gaddafi's sons, Saif al Islam, has been the public face of the regime since the unrest began.

Brian Todd reports on Gadhafi's limited, or non-existent, options for exile if he leaves Libya.

What’s the next step for Lybia?