Obama Re-Focuses On War In Libya -- USA Today
President Obama is re-focusing U.S. efforts in Libya, amid reports that Moammar Gadhafi is struggling.
The president met Friday with the NATO Secretary General while his top national security adviser spoke with a prominent Libyan rebel.
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