Muslim Brotherhood Begins March in the Wake of Crackdown
Police have been authorized to use deadly force
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Hollande Says Steps Must Be Taken To Avoid Civil War in Egypt
Wants an immediate end to the violence that began after pro-Morsi protest camps were stormed
Christians Attacked in Wake of Crackdown on Pro-Morsi Protesters in Egypt
More than 30 churches destroyed
Ban Ki-Moon Urges Palestinians and Israelis To Overcome Skepticism During Peace Talks
Doesn't want either side to jeopardize the negotiations
The Washington Post, CNN, Time Magazine Hacked by Supporters of Assad
Links redirected to the Syrian Electronic Army's website
British Judge Approves Sterilization of Man With Learning Difficulties
Was told if the man has another child he could suffer "psychological harm"
Muslim Brotherhood Planning March in Cairo After Friday Prayers
Security has been tightened
"Buy French" Campaign Likely to Cost Country's Consumers a Mint
France's products are a tad spendy
At Least 10 Killed, 120 Wounded in Beirut Blast at Hezbollah Stronghold
Syrian civil war spilling over
Americans Renounce Citizenship to Escape IRS
An increasing number of Americans are living abroad and handing in their passports to escape the IRS.
Russia Far From Only Country With Anti-Gay Laws
World leaders resisting calls to boycott 2014 Winter Olympics
Fidel Castro Says North Korea Provided Cuba With Free Weapons in the 1980s
Pens first essay in four months
Zoologists Discover New Mammal Species in Andes Rain Forests
The olinguito is a member of the raccoon family
Nearly 1,500 South African Police Officers Have Been Convicted of "Serious Offenses"
The majority while already employed as police; crimes range from aiding an escapee to rape and murder
African Union Troops Accused of Raping 20-Year-Old Woman in Mogadishu
Said they were arresting her for terrorism, gang raped in a military camp according to a Somali women's network
Iraq Interior Ministry: Won't Let Al Qaeda Turn Country Into Syria
34 dead in car bombings across Baghdad as sectarian violence continues
Egypt Death Toll Tops 500 as Protests, Violence Continues
Government cracking down on Muslim Brotherhood
New Paraguayan President Sworn-In, Labeled Head of a Drug Trafficking Organization in a Wikileaks State Dept. Cable
Never voted for president before
Pakistani and Indian Troops Exchange Fire at Kashmir Border
De-facto border remains disputed
Obama Condemns Recent Violence in Egypt
Says, "Democratic transitions are measure not in months, or even in years, but sometimes in generations"
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Launches Her Re-Election Campaign
Election will be held on September 22
South Korea's President Proposes Resuming Reunions of Families Separated by the Korean War
North Korea yet to respond
Kerry Says Egypt is at a "Pivotal Moment"
Hundreds killed in recent crackdown on pro-Morsi protest camps
Sen. Graham Says a Failed Egyptian State Would Not Be Good for Israel or the US
Peace treaties and price of oil could be affected
Muslim Brotherhood Planning March After Crackdown
Hundreds of supporters killed when security forces stormed protest camps
Police Say At Least 33 Are Dead After Baghdad Bombings
Government puts the death toll much lower
Death Toll Rises to at Least 464 After Crackdown on Pro-Morsi Islamists in Egypt
State of emergency declared
More Fast and Furious Guns Show Up at Mexican Crime Scenes
Traced back to gun shop in Arizona
