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Britney Spears to give free concert in Mexico City
World NowPop star Britney Spears is scheduled to give a free outdoor concert Sunday to kick off Christmas festivities here, but the local government declined to explain how the seemingly costly show was acquired.... -
The true meaning of American exceptionalism? [Most commented]
Opinion L.A.From both the left and the right, we've become accustomed to impassioned speeches about America's exceptionalism and predictions of another "American century." But in his Op-Ed, Tom Engelhardt contends this repetition just shows how far we've fallen. In... -
Egypt's young Facebook revolutionaries fail to inspire voters
World NowFacebook revolutions and Egyptian election: Official results in Egypt's first round of parliamentary elections show that the young revolutionaries who plugged into social media to ignite a revolution that brought down Hosni Mubarak failed to excite voters... -
Egypt's cabinet sworn in as calls to curb military power continue
World NowLed by newly appointed Prime Minister Kamal Ganzouri, an Egyptian cabinet was sworn in Wednesday amid continuing calls for the ruling military council and its interim government to step down.... -
In Egypt, Muslim Brotherhood's party boycotts advisory council
World NowEgypt, Muslim Brotherhood, Islamists, Arab Spring: In another sign of the rift between Islamists and the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces over the writing of Egypt's new constitution, the Muslim Brotherhood has decided to pull out of a civilian... -
Syria's 'revolutionary puppet series' takes swipe at Bashar Assad
World NowA group of Syrian actors has produced a piece of political satire by using puppets to lampoon the country's feared security forces and even President Bashar Assad. The project is called “Top Goon: Diaries of a Little Dictator.”... -
Time magazine marks a year of turmoil with 'The Protester'
Nation NowTime magazine has again turned to a concept for its latest person of the year announced on Wednesday, choosing ‘The Protester,” in recognition of a year when unhappiness with politics and the economy was given voice in streets in the Mideast... -
Former dissident sworn in as Tunisia's president
World NowMoncef Marzouki, former dissident and veteran human rights activist, is sworn in as Tunisia's new president. Tunisia inspired the so-called Arab Spring uprisings in North Africa and the Middle East.... -
Egypt's army storms Tahrir Square as clashes continue
World NowEgypt violence: Troops in riot gear stormed Tahrir Square on Saturday as clashes with protesters demanding an immediate end to Egypt’s military rule continued for a second day.... -
Egyptian troops and protesters clash for third day
World NowEgyptian troops and protesters demanding the end of military rule pelted each other with rocks in the center of Cairo in the third day of clashes that have killed at least 10 people and injured hundreds. The violence has exposed sharp divisions among... -
Near Egypt's Tahrir Square, a filmmaker looks for answers
24 FramesEgypt's Tahrir Square, site of violent protests, is also the subject of Cairo filmmaker Karim El Hakim's documentary "1/2 Revolution."... -
Thousands of Egyptian women protest military's conduct
World NowThousands of angry Egyptian women joined a fifth day of protests in downtown Cairo to voice outrage over what they said was the military’s abuse and mistreatment of female demonstrators....
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