Breaking News  Libyan Prime Minister Kidnapped  Libya says
gunmen believed to be former rebels have kidnapped Prime
Minister Ali Zeidan and taken him to an unknown location.  The
government said in a statement Mr. Zeidan was taken "for unknown
reasons" early Thursday from a Tripoli hotel where he lives.  A
group of former rebels known as the Operations Room of Libya's
Revolutionaries claimed responsibility, saying they "arrested"
the prime minister.  The group had blamed Mr. Zeidan's
government for playing a role in Saturday's U.S. special forces
raid in Libya that nabbed senior al-Qaida operative Abu Anas al-
Libi, who is being held aboard a Navy ship.  Libya called on the
United States to explain the operation, which it termed a
"kidnapping." Mr. Zeidan said Tuesday his country wants to keep
good relations with the United States, but that Libyan citizens
should be judged at home.   U.S. State Department spokeswoman
Jen Psaki, who is traveling with Kerry, said Thursday the U.S.
is looking into the prime minis