Obama Calderon to meet amid heightened tensions
President Obama and Mexican President Calderon plan talks at the White House amid border violence concerns and ongoing immigration disputes. They will discuss drug war support, Merida Initiative funding, and potential U.S. arming of agents, with no major breakthroughs expected.
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Rebels mobilize around Libyan oil port at Brega
Mutinous army units in pickup trucks armed with machine guns and rocket launchers deployed around the strategic oil complex at Brega. Government warplanes launched a morning air strike as rebels report control of the area and prepare to defend against any counterattack.
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Egyptian military says prime minister resigns amid protests
Egypt's military rulers announced the resignation of prime minister Ahmed Shafiq, chosen by ousted leader Mubarak, and named Essam Sharaf as caretaker premier. Sharaf, ex-transport minister, must form a transition cabinet as demands to purge the old regime and dissolve Mubarak allies intensify. The uprising seeks accountability for security officials and a return to civilian rule, while the economy and security situation remain fragile.
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