Violence Rages in Egypt as Protests Grow
Protests surge with deaths in Alexandria Port Said Zagazig and Cairo as supporters and opponents of President Morsi clash. An American among the dead. the army deploys nationwide to protect civilians amid calls for dialogue and looming Sunday demonstrations.
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Higher education loan rates face looming Monday deadline
Congress has not reached a plan to prevent a double in subsidized Stafford loan rates from 3.4 to 6.8 percent for new loans starting Monday. Officials and student leaders urge a retroactive fix after July 4, warning the extra cost could total about 2,600 dollars per borrower over 10 years.
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Iowa Board Moves to End Telemedicine Abortions
The Iowa Board of Medicine voted 8-2 to accept a petition to outlaw webcam abortions using remote medical assessments for Mifepristone. Critics warn timelines risk lawsuits while supporters cite urgent safety concerns and rural access gaps.
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