Egypt Tries to Secure Antiquities From Looters
Authorities Seek to Protect Invaluable Treasures of Past After Vandals Damage Mummies, Small Artifacts at Egyptian Museum
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Middle East Turmoil: Proof U.S. Not in Charge
Does America Have "Street Cred" Any More When It Comes to Swaying Allies Facing Domestic Unrest?
Cairo: Security Vacuum as Police Vanish
Army Promises Non-Violence Against Anti-Gov't Demonstrators, But Shootings Continue; Looting Rampant
U.S.: Mubarak Must Fulfill Pledges to Reform
Washington Says Action Must Follow Promises of Reform; Egyptian President Names First Vice President
Eyewitness Report: Protesters Ignore Mubarak Entreaties
Tens of thousands of people out onto the streets has not dissipated despite President Mubarak's belated address
U.S. Demands Pakistan Release Diplomat
State Dept. Says American Arrested in Shooting Deaths of 2 Pakistanis Qualifies for Diplomatic Immunity
Egypt Protests, Day 5: Thousands Flout Curfew
Mubarak Names V.P. for First Time, But Cabinet Firings Do Little to Calm Demonstrators; Death Toll From Unrest Now 45
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Latest Updates of the Anti-Government Demonstrations in the Middle Eastern Country
Mubarak Asks Cabinet to Resign amid Protests
Protesters Set Ruling Party HQ Ablaze, Drive Police From Cairo Main Square, Defy Nationwide Gov't Curfew
Egyptian Army Secures National Museum Site
Museum Containing Relics Situated Next to Ruling Party Headquarters Where Fighting Is Taking Place; Antiquities Safe for Now
Egypt Protests Force U.S. Policy Review
$1.5B in U.S. Aid to Egypt Under Review; Americans Advised to Avoid Travel There; World Oil Supply May be Threatened
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Kim Jong Il Opposes Succession, Outcast Son Says
Exiled Playboy Son Kim Jong Nam Says North Korean Leader Thinks Dynastic Succession Undermines Socialism, but Was Necessary
P.J. Crowley's Twitter Diplomacy
As Egypt Shuts Down the Internet, U.S. State Department Sees Web as a Platform for Serious (and Not-So-Serious) Statecraft
Scuffles at Funeral for Gay Activist in Uganda
Priest Yells Homophobic Phrases, Triggering Fight with Mourners at Burial of David Kato, Who Was Bludgeoned to Death
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
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The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
Eva Marie Saint, "North by Northwest" star, dies at 102
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Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
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