Queen Noor: Don't Exclude Muslim Brotherhood
Says Concrete Reform in Egypt Engaging All Parties Can Be Model for Transition, Reform in Other Countries
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Have Your In-Laws Mubaraked?...Egypt Finds Humor
The Most Serious of Situations Can Still Produce Levity; In Egypt, a New Verb Arose: "Mubarak," To Overstay One's Welcome
Finns to Re-Brew Beer from 1800s Shipwreck
Divers Found Bottles of Dark, Foamy Beer While Looking at Wreck at the Bottom of the Baltic Sea
Bad News in the Cards for Romania's Witches
Authorities Now Taxing Soothsayers for Their Trade, Threaten Fines if Predictions Don't Come True
Wary Gulf Leaders Keep an Eye on Dissent
Activists around the Region Seize the Moment after Tunisia, Egypt Upheaval; Even Wealthy Mideast Countries Concerned
Expert Witness: Sweden's Assange Case Dubious
Former Swedish Chief Prosecutor, Now a Witness for Assange's Lawyers in UK Extradition Hearing, Raises Questions
Mubarak Sets Up Constitutional Reform Panels
In Latest Concession to Protesters, Committees Established to Recommend Constitutional Changes to Limit Presidential Power
Egypt Protests Energized by Freed Leader's Visit
Protesters Rally around Google Exec. Wael Ghonim, who Helped Instigate Uprising; VP Vows Not to Interfere with Free Speech
Egypt Protests Boosted Hero's Release
Google Exec. Wael Ghonim May Refute Hero Status, but his Release has Given Protesters in Cairo New Energy
Afghan, U.S. Forces Brace for Spring Offensive
Taliban Traditionally Mounts Wave of Attacks as Weather Improves, but Improved Security has Boosted Confidence
Philippine Ex-General in Graft Probe Shot Dead
Former Military Chief Accused of Embezzling from Armed Forces Dies of Gunshot Wound; Witnesses Describe it as Suicide
Chechen Rebel Leader Claims Airport Bomb on Web
Website Affiliated with Chechen Rebels Releases Video in which Insurgent Leader Takes Responsibility for Russia Airport Bomb
Shooting in Mexico Kills 3 Teens, 2 from Texas
Mexican Prosecutors Have No Witnesses, Leads on Suspects, Motive; Unclear if Any of Victims Were U.S. Citizens
US Will Recognize South Sudan as Country in July
After 98% of Southern Sudanese Vote for Secession, Obama says US Will Formally Recognize Independence in July
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Battle with Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen tempers news on oil flow
Supreme Court hears case today on energy companies' bid to end climate suit
U.S. military removes bombers from U.K. air base following security incident
AI is being taught how to do your job
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The Alito Court: A rare interview with the influential Supreme Court justice
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
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Takeaways from Alito's CBS News interview
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FBI arrests woman accused of surveilling Taiwanese president's son for China
