U S and NATO vow Libya action until Gadhafi halts attacks
Washington officials say military operations in Libya will continue while Gadhafi pursues violence and as negotiations with the Libyan opposition proceed. The White House and NATO plan to keep strikes until civilians are protected and the campaign goals are met.
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Obama accepts Mitchells resignation as Middle East envoy
Sen George Mitchell resigns as special envoy to the Middle East effective May 20 after two year term. Obama calls Mitchell a tireless advocate for peace as regional turmoil and stalled talks persist amid Palestinian faction power sharing and Netanyahu White House visit scheduled next week.
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