Gunmen fatally injure Egyptian official amid Morsi trial tensions
In Cairo a motorcycle gunman wounded Gen. Mohamed Saeed, head of the Interior Ministry technical office, claimed by Ansar Bayt al-Maqdis. The attack came as deposed President Morsi faced court on charges while a police academy trial adjourned to Feb 22. Sisi looming presidency stirs Brotherhood clash. A separate gun attack wounded a police guard at a church west of Cairo.
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Syria aid convoy stalled by government demands in Homs
The UN prepared to deliver relief to about 2,500 people in rebel-held Homs as Damascus demanded assurances the aid would not reach armed or terrorist groups. Deputy Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad said aid must go to women and children, with decisions likely at the Damascus level.
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Pete Seeger dies at 94 a voice for social justice
Singer activist Pete Seeger died at 94 from natural causes at New York Presbyterian Hospital. A civil rights supporter and antiwar protester he helped found the Almanac Singers and the Weavers and influenced folk music’s rise in the 1940s through the 1960s. He urged community action and was praised as America’s conscience.
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