Obama taps Jay Carney as new White House press secretary
President Obama selects Jay Carney, longtime Time magazine journalist and Biden communications chief, to be the next White House press secretary. Carney replaces Robert Gibbs, bringing insider press corps insight and newsroom experience to the role.
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Split verdict in cover up case against ex cops in Ramirez death
A federal jury acquitted the three former Shenandoah police personnel of the conspiracy charge in the Luis Ramirez beating case. Moyer was found guilty of lying to the FBI, Nestor of falsifying police reports, and Hayes was cleared on all counts.
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Protests Escalate Near Cairo as Mubarak Push discussed
Violent protests flare outside Cairo with rioters torching a fire station and firing on police in Suez and Sheik Zuweid. A top democracy advocate returns to back efforts to oust Mubarak amid talks of a national dialogue and widespread anti-government sentiment.
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Obama says protests in Egypt show need for reforms
President Barack Obama called Egypt an ally and praised Hosni Mubarak on a range of issues while warning that the anti-government protests reveal public frustration. He said it is important for people to have ways to express grievances and stressed reforms are essential.
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Independents in key Tunisian cabinet posts amid protests
Tunisia appoints independents to interior foreign and defense roles in a new interim cabinet while PM Ghannouchi remains a holdover. Demonstrators seek removal of all former regime ministers as the caretaker government prepares for elections in six to seven months under an independent commission and international observers.
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