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Morning Brief: Musharraf indicted for murder of Benazir Bhutto
Musharraf indicted for murder of Benazir Bhutto Top News: This morning, a Pakistani court indicted seven people for their role in the 2007 assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. Among those accused is Pakistan's former army chief and...
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Tue, Aug 20 2013 4:39 AM
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Is Edward Snowden the New Che Guevara?
He doesn't quite have the looks of communist revolutionary Che Guevara, but that isn't stopping a collection of companies from trying to cash in on Edward Snowden. In Russia and China, companies have in recent days filed patent applications to...
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Mon, Aug 19 2013 11:00 AM
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FP Passport
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Fun Stuff
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NSA
Calm Down, Everyone: Mubarak's Not Free Yet
CAIRO -- Is Hosni Mubarak about to be a free man? An Egyptian court ruled on Monday that the former president was not guilty in a case that accused him of misusing state funds to finance the construction of his presidential palaces. Mubarak's main...
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Mon, Aug 19 2013 10:00 AM
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FP Passport
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Egypt
Morning Brief: Killings of Police, Islamists in Custody as Egypt Unrest Continues
Killings of Police, Islamists in Custody as Egypt Unrest Continues Top news: Violence and turmoil continued to plague Egypt over the last three days, with the government admitting to killing 36 Islamists in custody and militants killing 24 policemen in...
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Mon, Aug 19 2013 5:53 AM
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FP Passport
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Egypt to Foreign Journalists: Shape Up
CAIRO -- As the confrontation between Egypt's government and supporters of deposed President Mohammed Morsy heats up, Cairo's new rulers have a new target for criticism -- the foreign press corps. Egypt's State Information Service (SIS) released...
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Sun, Aug 18 2013 3:32 AM
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Lawton, Oklahoma: A Digit Away from Being Watched by the NSA
The Washington Post 's blockbuster surveillance story Thursday night revealed that the National Security Agency violated privacy rules a total of 2,776 times over the course of a year, but one incident in particular stands out: the time in 2008 when...
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Fri, Aug 16 2013 2:00 PM
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FP Passport
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NSA
Meet the Mayoral Candidate Who Believes Russia Will Vanquish the Antichrist
You haven't seen crazy until you've spent some time following the Moscow mayoral race. On Friday, Mikhail Degtyarev, the Liberal Democratic Party's candidate, indulged in some apocalyptic thinking and said he believes Russia will lead the...
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Fri, Aug 16 2013 1:20 PM
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Russia
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Can a Country Dodge the NSA by Rebuilding the Internet?
Is the only way to escape the prying eyes of the National Security Agency to rebuild the Internet? That appears to be the question on the minds of politicians in Brazil, where plans have been announced to build from scratch key parts of the country's...
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Fri, Aug 16 2013 10:40 AM
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The Snowden Saga's Taken Some Bizarre Turns in the Past 24 Hours
Late last month, Edward Snowden's attorney, Anatoly Kucherena, brought his client a collection of Russian books, including Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment and works by Chekhov. His gift, it turns out, was prescient, as the Snowden saga has...
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Fri, Aug 16 2013 9:10 AM
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Morning Brief: Thousands March In Egypt "Friday of Rage"
Thousands March In Egypt "Friday of Rage" Top news: Thousands of supporters of ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy marched in northeast Cairo on Friday, following Wednesday's brutal clearing of Islamist encampments in the capital city...
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Fri, Aug 16 2013 6:12 AM
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When Presidents 'Recreate,' the World Falls Apart
On Thursday, Barack Obama took a break from vacationing in Martha's Vineyard to address the ongoing crisis in Egypt, condemning the military's use of violence against pro-Morsy protesters and announcing the cancelation of joint U.S.-Egyptian military...
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Thu, Aug 15 2013 5:00 PM
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North America
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Russia
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Fun Stuff
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U.S. Foreign Policy
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Germany
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Iraq
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Declassified: The CIA's Secret History of Area 51
Area 51 is a touchstone of America's cultural mythology . It rose to notoriety in 1989, when a Las Vegas man claimed he had worked at the secret facility to discover the secrets of crashed alien hardware, spawning two decades of conspiracy theories...
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Thu, Aug 15 2013 3:05 PM
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Morning Brief: Death Toll Mounts in Egypt as Government Reissues State of Emergency
Death Toll Mounts in Egypt as Government Reissues State of Emergency Top News: As of this morning, at least 464 people are dead in Egypt after a day of violent clashes that began as the Egyptian military stormed protest camps supporting ousted President...
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Thu, Aug 15 2013 4:16 AM
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Egyptian Ambassador: 'It Became Necessary to Finish This Thing Today'
On Aug. 14, Egyptian security forces violently disbanded sit-ins held by supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and ousted President Mohamed Morsy. Hundreds of people died across the country in the ensuing clashes, and Egypt's interim president declared...
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Wed, Aug 14 2013 4:26 PM
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FP Passport
4 Charts That Explain Why the Post-Recession Eurozone Is Still in Trouble
On Wednesday, Eurostat released statistics showing that the eurozone economy has finally exited its 18-month recession, growing by o.3 percent in the second quarter of 2013. That sound you're hearing is a collective sigh of relief from the European...
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Wed, Aug 14 2013 3:40 PM
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FP Passport
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Europe
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Economics
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