Pessimism on economy tests Obama as polls show
A AP-GfK poll finds growing American pessimism about the economy despite steady presidential approval around 50 percent. Voters facing high gas costs worry about real recovery and the 2012 campaign stakes loom for Barack Obama.
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Reagan debate delayed as early campaign pace slows
The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation moves the May 2 debate in Simi Valley to September 14 citing cautious front runners. Fox News and the South Carolina Republican Party plan a May 5 event, while June 7 debates are listed in New Hampshire.
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Gadhafi forces seize oil town as airstrikes mount
Gadhafi ground forces captured a strategic oil town and moved toward a major eastern city while rebels called for more help. CIA operatives reportedly assisted in Libya, and Foreign Minister Moussa Koussa defected, resigning as airstrikes continue. NATO prepares to take over air operations as Uganda offers refuge to Gadhafi.
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Assad speaks of reform while condemning chaos in Syria
President Bashar al Assad pledges reform but calls protests chaos and says unrest harms Syria. He denies concessions, cites security needs, and warns against Israeli occupation while activists plan new demonstrations amid about 60 reported deaths. The Obama administration says the speech falls short of reform expectations.
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Rebels seize Ivory Coast capital Abidjan rival forces
Fighters loyal to Ouattara seized control of Abidjan after pushing from multiple directions and dominant forces entered Yamoussoukro. The U N Security Council urged an end to violence and imposed sanctions on Laurent Gbagbo and close aides. San Pedro threatened as rebel advance continues.
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