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Satirist arrested: Egypt's rulers not amused by Jon Stewart's kind of humor

Egypt arrested Bassem Youssef, a popular TV comedian who modeled his show after Jon Stewart's Daily Show. His arrest is seen as aimed at silencing critics of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.

Energy Voices How high oil prices lead to financial collapse

In the Holy Land's columns, frescoes, and desert palaces, Herod the Great lives on

10 influential authors who came to the US as immigrants

Backchannels Penn & Teller in Cairo, 2003

Backchannels The UN document on women that has terrified Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood

Backchannels Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood says UN proposal on women will destroy the world

Opinion Obama must push – not just praise – Jordan's efforts at democratic reform

Egypt's reviled police plead for understanding, support

Six months after Benghazi, Obama names Libya envoy. Who is Deborah Jones?

More species of sharks, rays to get protection

Global News Blog Saudi dissidents jailed – a post Arab Spring crackdown?

Three endangered shark species get protection

International Women's day: 3 challenges women face around the world

Opinion Advice for Secretary Kerry on International Women's Day

Anger courses through Nile Delta and Suez Canal, spelling trouble for Egypt's Morsi

Egypt locusts put neighboring Israel on high alert

Modern Parenthood The Bible miniseries: History Channel's take on the Bible not for kids

John Kerry: US to release $250M in Egypt aid

In Egypt, Kerry gets an earful from the opposition

Anti-Israel remarks test John Kerry's diplomacy in Turkey

Opinion A warning to John Kerry on Middle East trip: Egypt could become the next Iran

Direct US aid to Syria's rebels: Why now – and is it too late?

Egypt quietly stifles NGOs by cutting off foreign cash flow

North Korea sends its first tweet over 3G service