Obama says Libya's future in the hands of its people
President Obama in Massachusetts declared Gaddafi's long rule over as rebels celebrate in Tripoli. He urged Libyans to pursue a just transition, cautioned on remaining threats, and highlighted NATO's role while noting no U.S. ground troops were used.
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Gadhafi Regime on Brink as Rebels Take Tripoli
NATO strikes have left the Bab al-Aziziya compound demolished and rebels control most of Tripoli. Gadhafi is missing with three sons reportedly under arrest. Rebels warn danger remains as pockets resist and leaders seek his capture. An Obama official notes no sign of his departure.
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