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Violence in Egypt escalated Monday as protesters defied a curfew implemented by President Mohammed Morsi.
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A Bedouin tribesman is threatening to kill two Americans who were kidnapped in Egypt if he is arrested.
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Islamist Mohammed Morsi took the oath of office as Egypt's first freely elected president on Saturday.
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Egypt's new president began forming a new government Monday as the country's stocks closed on a record gain.
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An election commission declared Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood the winner of Egypt's first free elections.
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Egypt's election commission is expected to release the official results from the disputed presidential elections on Sunday.
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Amid news that Mubarak was in a coma, Egyptian authorities delayed the announcement of a winner in the presidential election.
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A security official said Egypt's ousted leader Hosni Mubarak has been put on life support after his heart stopped.
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The Muslim Brotherhood won Egypt's presidential election. Returns show Mohammed Morsi with 52 percent of the vote.
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Egypt's Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison for his role in the killing of protestors in last year's uprising.
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Egyptians on Wednesday started casting their ballots in the country's first-ever free presidential elections.
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The names of Americans who face trials in Egypt over alleged illegal activities by their pro-democracy groups was released.
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Egypt sent 19 Americans to a trial on Sunday for allegedly using foreign funds illegally to cause unrest in the country.
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Two Americans who were kidnapped in Egypt have been released following negotiations on Friday.
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Egypt's prime minister is dissolving the Egyptian Soccer Federation after a soccer riot that left 74 people dead.
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A bloody crackdown by Egypt's ruling military on protesters continued on Monday for its fourth day in Cairo's Tahrir Square.
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Egypt voters are voting in the country's first parliamentary elections since leader Hosni Mubarak was removed from power.
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Three American students arrested during the protests in Cairo have flown home to freedom.
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Three American students arrested during a protest in Egypt will be sent back home to the U.S. on Friday.
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Egypt's military rulers picked a new prime minister on Friday and gave him greater powers than his predecessor.
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An Egyptian court has ordered the release of three American students arrested during a protest in Cairo.
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Criticism of Egypt's military rulers mount, as a rights group raised the death toll in the clashes to at least 38.
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Egypt's ruling military moved up the date for transferring power, but the concession was immediately rejected by protesters.
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Protests in Egypt continued Monday for the third straight day of violence that has killed at least 24 people.
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Three people have been killed in a police and army assault to evict protesters at Cairo, say Egyptian doctors.
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Egypt's Coptic Church decried recent attacks against Christians, as rioting on Sunday left 26 people dead and 500 injured.
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A judge ruled cameras won't be allowed in the courtroom when the trial of Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak resumes.
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An ailing Hosni Mubarak denied charges of corruption and complicity in the killing of protesters at his trial in Egypt.
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Egypt's chief prosecutor formally summoned former leader Hosni Mubarak to appear for trial.
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Hosni Mubarak will be brought to trial in Cairo on charges of corruption and ordering the killings of protesters.
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Masked gunmen blew up a strategic Egyptian gas pipeline that carries fuel to Jordan and Israel on Monday.
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Police and protesters in Egypt clashed for a second day of demonstrations on the streets of Cairo.
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A CBS News reporter recovered in a U.S. hospital on Tuesday after suffering a sexual attack and beating while in Cairo.
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President Barack Obama said Thursday that his faith has deepened during his two years in the White House.
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Hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators rallied outside the Israeli Consulate Sunday to show support for Israel.
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The prime minister of Israel claims some of the activists on the commandeered aid flotilla prepared in advance to fight.
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Hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators rallied outside the Israeli Consulate to show support for Israel.
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Israeli naval commandoes seized an Irish-owned ship containing humanitarian aid heading toward Gaza Saturday morning.
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Israel on Wednesday was deporting the last of the foreign activists detained in a deadly raid on an aid flotilla.
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The Israeli raid of an aid flotilla has provoked ferocious international condemnation of Israel and raised questions at home.
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The Israeli raid of an aid flotilla has provoked ferocious international condemnation of Israel and raised questions at home.
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Protesters at the L.A. Israeli Consulate were outraged at the deadly raid on aid ships en route to the Gaza Strip.
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