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

Of the 100-member assembly elected this weekend to craft Egypt's new constitution, about a fifth resigned before the group met today to begin writing.

Why Egypt may not care about losing US aid

Egypt elections: Illiterate voters just one hurdle in path toward democracy (+Video)

US response to Tahrir Square crackdown angers Egyptians (VIDEO)

Critical mass: Assad losing his iron grip after eight months of Syria protests

Why Egypt is angry over $65 million in US democracy grants

Opinion Libya: Why the West finally got it right

Opinion Take it slow, Egypt: Rushing the transition may actually kill real reforms

An Iran-style outcome for Egypt? Why there are key differences.

Drive for education reform has teachers unions on the defensive

American Renaissance: Was Jared Lee Loughner tied to anti-immigrant group?

Cut America's debt, but spare Social Security

Remember the deficit-shrinking plans?

In the tea-party-free zone: a serious debate on the budget deficit

Economic segregation rising in US public schools

Should we stop using the IRS to run social programs?

Kansas City to close 26 schools. Unprecedented move in US?

Opinion Israel expects negotiations with Iran to fail

Opinion Iran's protests do not a revolution make

Undaunted by the economy, Obama presses ahead on healthcare reform

Obama faces larger problems than Social Security shortfalls

Opinion In Uganda, justice, or just a publicity stunt?

Financial crisis: the latest blow to free-market 'dogma'

Social Security: a controversial call to raise age of eligibility

The Monitor's View Redefining campus diversity