Egypt to hold U.S. students at least 4 days
State TV shows young men holding alleged Molotov cocktail, says they claim backpack containing bottles belonged to Egyptian dorm-mates
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State TV shows young men holding alleged Molotov cocktail, says they claim backpack containing bottles belonged to Egyptian dorm-mates
Ruling army generals say voting to begin Monday, as planned, despite week of violent opposition to their leadership
Announcement in Iran comes on heels of news that Hezbollah unraveled a CIA network in Lebanon; Fear for captured spies
Three U.S. students accused of firebombing police during protests unlikely to have case swiftly resolved
International criticism of Egypt's crackdown on protesters build; Rights group raises death toll to 38
Documentary filmmaker Jehane Noujaim also has camera confiscated while filming Tahrir Square clashes
Quake struck near the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, which had been damaged by the March 11 tsunami and earthquake
Outgoing president gets immunity from prosecution in power-transfer agreement, refers to protests as "coup"
Derrik Sweeney calls home, says he was just watching demonstrations but didn't throw anything; Americans face more questioning
3 young men from American University in Cairo accused of hurling firebombs at police; Unclear if formal charges have been filed
U.S. Embassy in Damascus urged its citizens in Syria to depart "while commercial transportation is available"
Israel's chief rabbi approves import of organic goose said to taste just like pork
Cops in Australia not saying whether man in custody, who was later hospitalized, is person they think left the cash
Yemeni president to sign deal transferring power to vice president, travel to U.S. for medical treatment, U.N. says
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insists Tehran shouldn't have to disprove allegations of building nuclear weapons