Egypt protests erupt across Cairo and beyond against Morsi
Violence surged in Egypt as tens of thousands protested nationwide against President Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood on the revolt anniversary. At least seven people died, including a 14 year old in Suez, and about 480 were wounded amid clashes in 12 provinces as police used tear gas.
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Obama recess appointment ruling curbs presidential power
A DC Circuit panel ruled Obama violated the Constitution by using January 2012 recess appointments to the National Labor Relations Board. It said the Senate was not in recess and limited recess appointments to vacancies during genuine recess periods, potentially restricting presidential nominees nationwide.
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Syrian forces press central province offensive amid clashes
Syrian government troops bombarded rebel held areas in a central province as part of a broad offensive. Nation wide fighting killed at least 140 people and UN officials reported a surge of Syrians fleeing to Jordan, swelling refugee camps to about 65 000. The UNHCR plans a second major camp by month end.
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U.N. High Commissioner
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