Photo Gallery
Article Photos: Tunisia Islamists say no new gov't as crisis grows
|
View larger photo
Tunisians accompany the ambulance carrying the body of opposition leader Chokri Belaid, his daughter Neyrouz is seen through the window, from his home to his father's home, Thursday Feb. 7, 2013 in Tunis. Tunisia's opposition parties on Thursday welcomed the government's move to dissolve itself in favor of a caretaker body following the shocking assassination of a leftist politician. The Wednesday assassination of prominent government critic Chokri Belaid plunged the country into one of its deepest political crises since the overthrow of the dictatorship in 2011. (AP Photo/Amine Landoulsi)
1 of
More Galleries
Top 5 Most Read Stories
-
Obamacare will share personal health info with federal, state agencies
By Paul Bedard | 06/17/13
-
Edward Snowden: Google and Facebook 'misleading' their users
By Charlie Spiering | 06/17/13
-
Lights out: House plan would protect nation's electricity from solar flare, nuclear bomb
By Paul Bedard | 06/17/13
-
John Boehner won't back immigration bill without majority GOP support
By David M. Drucker | 06/16/13
-
Experts say fraud rampant in federal worker disability program
By Mark Flatten | 06/17/13
