The Latest ISIS Recruit From Minn. Is A 19-Year-Old Woman
The latest ISIS recruit from Minnesota is a 19-year-old woman who told her family she will be taking care of wounded fighters in Syria.
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The latest ISIS recruit from Minnesota is a 19-year-old woman who told her family she will be taking care of wounded fighters in Syria.
One of the best things about the local food truck scene in the Twin Cities is trying food from cultures around the world. This week's Friday Food Truck feature is serving up a taste of Egypt. Edward Moody shows us what's cooking at the Flavor Wagon.
A number of inter-faith groups are coming together to help save the life of a five-year-old boy. Omar Ahmed was diagnosed with end stage renal disease. His family has no insurance, and they've traveled from Egypt to Minnesota looking for help with the cost of treatment. One look at Omar and it's hard to tell that he's in such dire need.
It has been a weekend of unrest and uncertainty in Egypt. The country's military removed President Mohammed Morsi from office days ago but what happens next remains to be seen.
A parent's love for their 5-year-old son has taken them half way across the world in search of a second chance.
Details are emerging about the California man who made the YouTube video that is being blamed for inciting anti-American protests around the world.
The killings and the attacks on U.S. Embassies in Libya and Egypt are being condemned by the first Muslim elected to the US House -- Rep. Keith Ellison.
Every year American colleges and universities send more than 270,000 students to study abroad and more of them are choosing unconventional destinations, which in places like Egypt can entice students to ignore well-meaning warnings from back home and plunge into the political upheaval in the streets.
Visitors to the Science Museum of Minnesota are getting a glimpse into the life of Egyptian royalty at the King Tut exhibit that is now open.
For 18 long days, Ahmed El Shourbagy's laptop has been the only link to the land he loves. It's where his family doesn't seem so far away. The 24-year-old northeast Minneapolis man moved to the Twin Cities from Egypt when he was nine, but his mother, father and sister recently moved back to Cairo.
State TV reports that President Hosni Mubarak has resigned from Egypt's ruling party.
The whole world's attention is on Egypt where reformers have been calling for an end to almost three decades of rule by President Hosni Mubarak.
Some Minnesotans are relieved to be back home from Egypt. With Internet and cell phones shut down for part of the weekend, it was difficult to communicate with loved ones back home. And it was even worse trying to get flights out.
The State Department has announced plans to use chartered planes to fly thousands of U.S. citizens from Egypt to Europe. It will take several flights over the coming days to handle the number of Americans who want to leave that country.
With protests raging, Egypt's president named his intelligence chief as his first-ever vice president on Saturday, setting the stage for a successor as chaos engulfed the capital. Soldiers stood by -- a few even joining the demonstrators -- and the death toll from five days of anti-government fury rose sharply to 74.
Massive protests involving tens-of-thousands of people happened again Friday across Egypt, despite a tough government effort to stop them.
Egypt's government failed to thwart protesters' planned "Friday of Wrath," and police have clashed with thousands of demonstrators, using water cannons, rubber bullets and tear gas to try and control masses of angry citizens who have converged even without Internet or cell-phone access.
A Minnesota woman is among eight Americans killed in a tour bus crash in southern Egypt.
