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Egyptian satirist released on bail

After nearly five hours of questioning, Bassem Youssef, known as Egypt's Jon Stewart, was released on bail. In recent weeks he has been questioned after criticizing President Mohammed Morsi.

A first step toward calming Egypt? Political leaders renounce violence

Terrorism & Security German visit offers Egypt's Morsi no relief from mounting pressures

Is Morsi a president for all Egyptians, or just Brothers? (+ video)

Opposition pushes 'no' vote on Egyptian referendum as 'unity' talks postponed (+video)

Vote no or boycott? Egypt opposition undecided as referendum looms (+video)

Egypt's opposition: Morsi is risking 'violent confrontation'

Backchannels In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood's 'trial of power' (+video)

In Cairo, shooting, anger, and bracing for more confrontation

Egypt freedoms in balance during constitutional showdown

Backchannels Did Egypt's President Morsi overplay his hand?

Backchannels Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood sets constitution showdown for tomorrow

Egypt to vote on new constitution in effort to avert Morsi crisis

Why Egyptian protesters rally against Morsi (+video)

Morsi's power grab a rare chance for Egypt's opposition (+video)

Likely Egypt election runoff: Muslim Brother vs. Mubarak man (+video)

Egypt's Elections: Muslim Brotherhood claims exit-poll lead

Egyptian presidential election continues for second day

Egypt votes with hope and fear

In Egypt presidential poll, fault lines even within families

In historic election, Egyptians cast votes for stability, Islam (+video)

Egypt presidential face-off: Islamists vs. 'regime remnants'

We Egyptians are still marching forward toward democracy

Egyptian presidential debate underscores Islamist vs. establishment divide (+video)

Backchannels Ahead of elections, Egypt's state propaganda machine rolls on