In the Wake of Turmoil and Bloodshed, Should the U.S. Suspend Aid to Egypt?…
// After security forces attempted to forcibly shut down Pro-Morsi sit-ins, the country erupted into chaotic violence that has left hundreds dead and thousands reported injured. President Barack Obama addressed press from Martha's Vineyard Thursday. CHILMARK, Mass. -- President Barack…
After six weeks of supporters rallying against Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi's removal, Egyptian security forces on Wednesday bulldozed the main camp in Cairo, burning tents and rounding up protesters who refused to leave.
Gunfire and tear gas filled the streets of Cairo, which took on the sights and sounds of a war zone. As warned, security forces swept pro-Morsi protesters in attempt to break a standoff. More than 200 people died and the…
Egyptian Foreign Minister Fahmy on Struggle to Resolve Protests Through Peace…
Despite warnings of impending action, the Egyptian government is holding off using force to disperse two massive protest camps of supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi -- for now.
Fighting erupted in the streets of Cairo, where supporters and opponents of ousted President Mohammad Morsi marched and threw rocks while police fired back with tear gas. Margaret Warner reports on the continuing standoff that has persisted despite threats from…
Violent Unrest in Egypt Leaves More Dead and Injured…
In Tahrir Square, Recent Protests Have Been Scene of Rampant Sexual Assault…
Egyptian Interim Leader Offers Election Timetable, Appoints New Prime Minister…
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