Syrian Internet largely restored after blackout
Communications resume across country after two-day shutdown; Reports of Syrian troops in major offensive on villages and towns near capital's airport
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Communications resume across country after two-day shutdown; Reports of Syrian troops in major offensive on villages and towns near capital's airport
Backers of Egyptian president hope turnout will counteract rallies opposing new constitution drafted by panel dominated by Islamists
A clause that guaranteed equality for women in Egypt was removed from the draft constitution; One blogger fears for her rights
Thousands take to the streets after Egyptian president's Islamist allies OK draft document giving shariah law big role in gov't
Regime pulled plug on country's Internet access, blames rebel fighters for continued phone outages; Lebanese fighting alongside Syrian rebels reported killed
Islamist-dominated council acts without participation of liberal and Christian members, aiming to pre-empt court ruling
Fighting around capital's airport as Assad regime takes unprecedented move to shutter Internet access nationwide
American Embassy closes after opposition protesters, riot police block approaches to building; Embassy doesn't appear to be target
Protests over president's self-appointed powers calmed, while Islamist rushed to complete a new constitution
CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports from a Syrian neighborhood where 34 people were killed by two car bombs
Two highest appeals courts suspend work to protest decrees giving Islamist leader Mohammed Morsi nearly absolute powers
Determined demonstrators leave young democracy with stalemate as president refuses to back down after seizing broad new powers
Twin car bombs kill at least 34 people in Damascus suburb mostly loyal to President Bashar Assad
CBS News makes its way into Homs, a city that has experienced among the worst devastation in the country's civil war
Over 200,000 people thronged Cairo's Tahrir Square, demonstrating against Islamist president amid his assertion of near-absolute powers
Police fire tear gas into crowds after hundreds of demonstrators pelt authorities with rocks near U.S. Embassy
Opposition fighters have staged hit-and-run attacks across the country, seizing military bases and munitions, but retreat under fire from Syrian warplanes
Egypt's president tells judiciary he acted within rights in granting himself sweeping powers
Justice minister claims resolution to crisis sparked by President Mohammed Morsi's power grab is imminent
Activists say Syrian warplanes bomb village 10 miles from capital, opposition forces seize control of heliport
Police use tear gas in clashes with Tahrir Square demonstrators who protest the president's new "pharaoh"-like powers
Call decision by president to grant himself near-absolute power an "unprecedented assault" on the judiciary
With no solution and no peace agreement in sight, people are increasingly anxiously clinging to the routines of their normal lives
Minister Omran Ahed al-Zouabi denies Syria has WMD, says Syria's war "pretty much the same" as U.S. war on terror
Egypt leader's decrees, granting himself broad new powers and deepening rift between Muslim Brotherhood backers, opponents who fear "new pharaoh"