Ed Morse discusses the impact of turmoil in the Middle East on energy production.

The humanitarian problems in Libya continue to worsen.

Two journalists were killed on the job in Misrata, Libya Wednesday.

Prime Minister David Cameron says that he wants to see the pressure "stepping up" on Colonel Gaddafi's regime.

As NATO nations send advisers to aid Libyan rebels, memories of Vietnam haunts U.S. efforts.

Fmr. NATO Supreme Allied Commander Gen. Wesley Clark says more support is coming to rebels fighting in Misrada, Libya.

Miguel Marquez reports on the fighting in Libya.

Former U.S. ambassador John Bolton on the rebels receiving $25 million in aid.

Has the coverage of what is going on in Libya been credible?

Chris Phillips, a Syria analyst from the Economist intelligence unit, talks about the meaning and effects of the emergency law in Syria.

Protesters in Yemen have upped their efforts to end President Ali Abdullah Saleh's 32-year grip on power.

As Sergio Ramos balanced the trophy for the Copa del Rey on his head, he lost his grip and accidently dropped the cup beneath the wheels of the bus.

Nigeria's president says next week's governor elections will go ahead as planned, despite deadly riots in the north of the country.

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton outlined Wednesday the daunting task awaiting pop-star-turned-president-elect Michel 'Sweet Micky' Martelly.

Dmitry Medvedev dancing to the Russian pop song 'American Boi' which roughly translates to 'American Battle.'