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Vandalized Egyptian Antiquities to Be Restored
Artifacts Damaged During Looting at Egyptian Museum Include Statues, Sarcophagus Dating Back 3,500 Years
Music and Poetry as Cairo Protesters Settle In
Carnival Atmosphere Pervades Tahrir Square as Violence Subsides and Demonstrators Try to Establish an Enduring Presence
Julian Assange Fights Extradition in UK Court
Lawyer for WikiLeaks Boss says Swedish Sex Crimes Trial Could Amount to a "Flagrant Denial of Justice"
Egypt Boosts Pay 15% for Government Employees
Raising Stagnant Salaries Is Latest Concession, but Protesters Say Small Gestures Don't Alter Goal of Ending Mubarak Regime
Iran Opens Trial of 3 U.S. Hikers on Spy Charges
All Three Enter Not Guilty Pleas During Five-Hour Hearing; One Hiker, Sarah Shourd, Tried in Absentia
Google Says Its Exec Held in Egypt Was Freed
Wael Ghonim, a Google Manager Held in Anti-Government Protests, Was Set Free Monday, Rejoined Protests, Al-Arabiya Says
Obama: Muslim Brotherhood Lacks Major Support
In an Interview Mr. Obama Says Now is Time for Egypt to Change but Can't Force It Upon Them
Will Egypt's State of Fear Prevail?
CBS News Correspondent Terry McCarthy People in Tahrir Square All Know What They Do Not Want--and that Is the Fear of Being Beaten by Unaccountable Thugs
In Egypt, Security Forces Target Activists
Following Sweeping Arrests and Confiscation of Computer Hard Drives, Some Rights Workers, Journalists Still Missing
Egyptian Gov't Offers Concessions to Opposition
In Meetings With Representatives of Protesters, V.P. Suleiman Offers Freedom of the Press, Release of Detainees
Egypt VP, Protesters Agree on Some Reforms
Outlawed Muslim Brotherhood Among Opposition Groups Discussing Transition on 13th Day of Protests
Protesters Settle into Tahrir Square, Waiting for Mubarak to Leave
The Diehards Have Begun to Camp Out in the Tahrir Square,and They Intend to Stay Until Mubarak Leaves
Tahrir Protest Chanting Grows Fervid, Angry
Cairo's Liberation Square Becomes a Battlefield for Opposing Street Armies
Tunisian Police Fire on Angry Crowd, Killing 2
Official Says Police Shot at Angry Crowd of 1,000 Attacking the Police Station in Town of Kef, Killing 2 and Injuring 17
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