Rival rebel factions in Libya clash in opposition’s de facto capital Benghazi, 4 killed

BENGHAZI, Libya — The information minister of Libya’s rebel movement says its forces have overrun the base of a rival faction after five hours of fighting. Mahmoud Shamam says the clashes broke out around 3 a.m. Sunday and left four rebels dead and six wounded. The main rebel force was now in ...

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