Fallout in Libya: Has the Arab Spring turned against us?

war in libya Fallout in Libya: Has the Arab Spring turned against us? After the killing of Ambassador Christopher Stevens in Benghazi, the role of the West in building Arab democracies becomes even more problematic  war in libya The quietly heroic life of Ambassador Chris Stevens Friends and colleagues mourn the loss of a longtime diplomat who bravely and selflessly put himself in harm's way apple's iphone The disappointing iPhone 5: Is Apple falling behind the competition? The latest addition to Apple's handset family was finally revealed Wednesday after months of hysterical second-guessing. The verdict so far? A collective "meh" 2012 presidential race Why millions of voters still haven't made up their minds: 4 theories President Obama and Mitt Romney have been campaigning in swing states and flooding the airwaves for months. How can anyone still be undecided? mysteries of space How Jupiter might save Earth from devastating asteroid strikes A massive collision rocked the gas giant's surface this week, adding to the growing body of evidence that Jupiter works as a giant space shield Arts+Life Britney Spears' X Factor debut: The critics weigh in The pop icon debuts as a judge on Fox's The X Factor, despite concerns about her history of instability and her qualifications to judge other singers FROM OUR PARTNERS AT SLATE The dumbest thing about the iPhone 5 Sure, Apple's hot new smartphone has a bigger screen, a thinner body, and a faster network. But the little plug thingy? It's going to drive you crazy SEE ALL CARTOONS SLATE Bisexuals no longer blacklisted by Google autocomplete NEWSER Libya official: Attack was planned for 9/11 BUZZFEED Watch a man with no arms pitch with his feet TECCA Jimmy Kimmel tricks people into thinking the iPhone 4S is really the new iPhone 5 SALON 73-year-old reports rape in Central Park         Is this email not displaying correctly? View it in your browser.  unsubscribe from this list | update subscription preferences | privacy policy  Copyright © 2012 The Week, All rights reserved.