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

President Mohamed Morsi's reliance on Muslim Brotherhood activists to put down protests around the palace has further alienated some Egyptians from his rule.

Egypt's military rulers make 11th-hour power grab

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

Egypt's liberals walk out, leaving Islamists to write a constitution

Egypt's constitution: How 5 stakeholders would shape the document

Egypt soccer violence highlights instability under military rule

Egypt's military lifts emergency law – with one big loophole

Democracy dial-back? Egypt military moves to hem in new parliament

Upshot of Egypt elections: Islamists are here to stay

Muslim Brotherhood surges out of the gate in Egypt's elections

Muslim Brotherhood officially enters Egyptian politics

Hosni Mubarak names new cabinet, but his future is in military hands

Egypt election routs popular Muslim Brotherhood from parliament

President Hosni Mubarak's party tightens its grip on Egypt

Egypt eases own Gaza blockade after Israel Freedom Flotilla raid

Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood to name new conservative leader Mohamed Badie

Will Iran's turmoil change the Middle East?

Arab countries: Is Iran's unrest an opportunity or a threat?

In Mideast, Obama faces tough crowd: Here's what they want to hear

Egyptian reform activists wary of Obama's visit to Cairo

U.S., Egypt disagree over Suez shooting, fueling suspicion