U.S. and allies weigh options over Syria chemical weapons
Washington and allied leaders weigh military options to secure Syria's chemical and biological weapons as intelligence signals potential readiness to use them. Barack Obama warned Assad of consequences while Hillary Clinton said action is possible. Options range from aerial strikes to regional raids. U.S. forces remain reluctant to deploy, with a training team aiding Jordan-based troops.
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Egypt braces for march and strikes over draft constitution
Egypt faces widening crisis as plans for a national march and general strike surface to protest President Morsi's rapid constitution draft and decrees. Judges, liberals, Christians and media fear drift toward dictatorship while tourism and law professors weigh civil disobedience and protests.
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Will and Kate Expecting a Baby in Royal Announcement
London officials confirm Kate Middleton is pregnant with her first child, hospitalized with hyperemesis gravidarum. Prince William remains at her side as the couple’s expectant heir advances in line to the throne amid global reaction and royal fanfare.
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