Libya seems to want a slice of the same pie that went to Turkey, while anti-ISIS efforts continue to go unfunded.

Libya may now host twice as many ISIS fighters as previously thought. Back for round 2?

The proposed measure would undermine U.N. arms embargo—and an even more forceful Arab League response may be right around the corner.

The Tubruq government asks for an Arab League intervention.

ISIS is reportedly about to lose its major base on the Libyan coast, as a rebellion in the city has it on the run while the army plans to sweep in within days. It’s a welcome—but not conclusive—defeat.

Libya is a mess. Curious reporters should be asking questions about our past and future strategy there.

ISIS may soon threaten American interests in the Mediterranean Sea.

American involvement in Libya was one of the most prominent bullet points on Hillary’s resume as Secretary of State.

Events could be coming to a head, four years after the U.S. intervention.

In a failing state, the terrorist group finds a new home.