Chris Stevens

Benghazi attack: US lawmakers, State officials clash

Fallout from the investigation forced four State Department officials to step down on Wednesday.

Panel blames leadership failures for Benghazi attack

The two most senior members of the Accountability Review Board are set to testify behind closed doors before the House and Senate foreign affairs committees on the classified findings of their harshly critical report.

FBI launches global manhunt to determine killers in Benghazi attack

More than two months after the US envoy to Libya was killed in a terrorist attack on the American consulate in Benghazi, the FBI has launched a global appeal for help in identifying and locating those involved.

White House mulls how to strike over Libya attack

Administration officials say the White House has put special operations strike forces on standby and moved drones into the skies above Africa, ready to hit militant targets from Libya to Mali, if US investigators can find the al-Qaeda-linked group responsible for the death of the US ambassador in Libya.

Don't have all answers to Benghazi attack: Hillary Clinton

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has said that the Obama Administration does not has the complete picture of the terrorist attack on its Consulate in Benghazi.

US security at Benghazi mission called 'weak'

At a partisan and at times rancorous congressional hearing on events leading to the death of the US ambassador to Libya, security officers on Wednesday described uphill bureaucratic battles for resources to protect US personnel and facilities.

Frantic efforts were on to save Libya ambassador before he died

US State Department officials on Tuesday offered their most detailed description yet of the dramatic events in Benghazi that led to the death of a US ambassador, but they backed away from earlier assertions that the events were triggered by protests against an anti-Islam video.

Did anti-Islam film really kill US ambassador to Libya?

A cable recounts how the two militia leaders, Wissam bin Ahmed and Muhammad al-Gharabi, accused the United States of supporting Mahmoud Jibril, the head of the Libyan transitional government, to be the country’s first elected prime minister.

Live: Diplomatic enclave breached in Pak over anti-US film

he first clue that the film had touched a raw nerve with Muslims all over the world, was when the US ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens was killed on 11 September along with three of his colleagues.

Libyan witness: Stevens was breathing when found

A witness says US ambassador Chris Stevens was still breathing as people pulled him from a room where he was found after last week's attack on the American Consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi.