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The Week in Photos
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From nuns awaiting Pope Francis to Harry Styles immortalized in wax, see the week’s most striking...
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Morsi Loses Support Amid Protests
Many Egyptians who voted for the Egyptian president now regret it, saying he has quickly lost legitimacy. Mike Giglio reports. MORE
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Teen Victims of Egypt’s Unrest
Alastair Beach reports on two young men killed in the clashes—and whether President Morsi will back down. MORE
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Anti-Morsi Protests Hit Cairo
Torch Muslim Brotherhood office. MORE
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Terrorism? Nah, Let’s Bash Mitt!
The mainstream media is ignoring the Libya consulate attack. Kirsten Powers says we should all be worried. MORE
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We Should Have Known
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Egypt: As Protests Rage, School Begins
As lawmakers attempt to reckon with the nation’s protracted political problems, the Egyptian education system is festering on the sidelines. MORE
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Mideast Rage Continues
A look at scenes of the ‘Innocence of Muslims’ aftermath, from Cairo, Libya, Tel Aviv, and Tehran. MORE
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What Happened at the Embassy, and More on Mitty
The Cairo embassy went rogue, which still doesn't excuse Romney. MORE
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Mitt’s Neocon Meltdown
Romney’s reaction to the Mideast shows he’ll mimic George W. Bush. Is that what the American people want? MORE
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The Revolution Will Be Viral
The murder of Christopher Stevens in Libya came amid protests—protests that were fueled by social media and a hate video that went viral. MORE
