Intel Report: Iran Faces Chernobyl-Like Disaster
AP: Foreign Intelligence Report Says Stuxnet Computer Worm Could Cause Meltdown at Bushehr Nuke Plant
World
President: Syria Immune to Unrest Seen in Egypt
Bashar Assad, Who Has Jailed Critics and Resisted Political Freedoms, Says Syrian People United against Israeli Enemy
Afghans Can Only Watch in Envy as Egypt Revolts
GlobalPost: Political Turmoil in Kabul and Revolts in Egypt Reveal Stunning Hypocrisies in U.S. Foreign Policy
A Concerned Israel Allows Egypt Sinai Troops
Israel Asks World Partners to Tone Down Rhetoric Against Their Closest Arab Ally Mubarak; Allows Egyptian Troops in Sinai
Iran Summons American Woman for Feb. 6 Trial
Sarah Shourd Called to Stand Trial with 2 Other U.S. Hikers Accused of Spying after Crossing Border from Iraq
Brotherhood Shows Power, Limits in Egypt Chaos
Muslim Fundamentalist Movement Highly Visible in Protests But Wary of Disillusioning Secular Groups
World Leaders' (and Ex-Leaders') Messages to Mubarak
In Public Statements Officials Have Urged Restraint Against Protesters, But Only a Few Dare Speak of Regime Change
Egypt's Mubarak Installs New Government
Egyptian President Swears in New Cabinet, State TV Reports, but Protesters Unlikely to Be Happy Until Mubarak Himself Resigns
Bill Gates: Helping Poor Is a Good Investment
As World Nations Cut Foreign Aid Budget, Billionaire Philanthropist Outlines How Helping Others Saves Money in Long Run
Somalia Cops, Troops Clash; 16 Dead
Somali Police Execute Plainclothes Soldier Thought to Be Insurgent, Sparking Deadly Gun Battle
Egypt Opposition Plans "March of Millions"
Despite Gov't Block of Internet and Shutdown of Transit Services, Activists Seek to Stage Massive Protest Tuesday
Airport Chaos as Americans, Others Flee Egypt
American Evacuated on Several Flights to Cyprus; EgyptAir Suspends Flights for 17 Hours as Mayhem at Cairo Airport Grows
Defiant Al-Jazeera Asks Egypt Audience for Help
Pan-Arab Broadcaster Calls Out for Help from Egyptian Bloggers, Public after Authorities Close Cairo Office
U.K. Climber Survives 1,000-Foot Fall
Adam Potter, from Scotland, Found on his Feet, Reading a Map After Falling nearly 1,000 Feet on Icy Climb
Broadcaster Al Jazeera Defiant Over Ban in Egypt
Egyptian Government Attempts to Shut Down Arabic Broadcaster Al Jazeera's Protest Coverage Met With Customary Defiance
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
Investigation
The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
Eva Marie Saint, "North by Northwest" star, dies at 102
Olympian accused of damaging Reflecting Pool seeks probe of potential misconduct
Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
Ex-CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars admits to sprawling scheme
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Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names
