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

John Kerry also served notice that the Obama administration will keep close watch on how Morsi, who came to power in June, honors his commitment and that additional US assistance would depend on it.

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Backchannels Report: UK stripping terrorism suspects of citizenship, US killing some of them

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Egypt's unfinished revolution

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Pentagon leaders: We support plan to arm Syrian rebels

Bright spot in Palestinian economy: more women opening businesses

Protests surge in Iraq's Sunni regions, testing Maliki

The Foster Friess soundtrack: top quips from the GOP megadonor

Report: Rape a 'major reason' refugees flee Syria

For Saudi Arabia's foreign domestic workers, employers' word is virtually law

Cyberwar: Who's been attacked? Who are attackers?

For CIA chief, Obama taps drone strike defender (+video)