President Obama is sending another $15 million in humanitarian aid to Libya, on top of the $10 million he authorized last month.

Obama announced the additional aid on Monday following a meeting with Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard. He also insisted that the U.S. and its NATO allies are still considering “military options” in Libya, as GOP leaders strengthen their calls for a “no-fly zone” over the embattled country.  

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