
US military aid to keep flowing to Egypt
Halting the assistance would likely cost Washington billions, officials say, giving the US president little flexibility
Halting the assistance would likely cost Washington billions, officials say, giving the US president little flexibility
The call came after authorities gave the green light for a new crackdown on supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi.
The Guardian reported that mobile carrier Verizon is required to provide the NSA daily with information on all telephone calls in its systems
Protestors marched from the High Court to the Cabinet to denounce the IMF loan
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By Matthew Lee / AP WASHINGTON: The Obama administration is preparing to approve the release of at least a portion of $1.5 billion in aid to Egypt despite concerns that Cairo is not complying with conditions to receive the assistance, US officials said Friday. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton must soon determine whether Egypt is …