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Libyan PM Moves to Quash Coup Rumors

Libyan Prime Minister Ali Zeidan and military officials spoke out Friday to dispel rumors of a possible coup after retired general Khalifa Haftar posted a video statement calling for a “road map” to a new government. Insisting his government and national assembly remain in control of the country, the prime minister criticized Haftar's "coup-like" comments, in which he calls for Libya's top judge to assume the presidency and an "initiative" to...

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