Egypt Arrests Brotherhood Leaders as Military Grips After Morsi
Egypt's military detained senior Muslim Brotherhood figures including its revered leader after ousting Morsi. With an interim president sworn in, the crackdown challenges Egypt's path to democracy and raises fears of violence as supporters vow protests. The Rabia al-Adawiya rally area remains a tense scene as calls for a peaceful stance contrast with planned marches on the Defense Ministry.
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Statue of Liberty Reopens After Sandy Damage on Independence Day
Months after Superstorm Sandy swamped Liberty Island and nearby Ellis Island, the statue welcomed visitors again on July 4. Repairs included fire alarms upgrades and electrical work, with 3.5 million annual visitors. The ceremony featured Sally Jewell, Robert Menendez, and Michael Bloomberg, and Dominic Chianese performed.
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Junior” Soprano
France
New York Harbor
Mary Altaffer
Manhattan
Solar Impulse aims to wow with silent solar flight
In New York City pilots of the solar powered Solar Impulse plan a quiet high profile crossing of America. The 45 mph plane will buzz the Statue of Liberty and land in a sun challenged city showcasing green tech. Pilots Bertrand Piccard and teammates promote lighter materials and conservation as thrilling. The voyage departs Washington on a weather dependent Saturday with hours of travel and few comforts, hoping to spark public interest in clean technology.
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New York City
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New Jersey
Charles Lindbergh
Rachel Carson
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American in North Korea prison pleads for U S help
Kenneth Rae, 44, of Lynnwood Washington, serving 15 years hard labor for alleged hostile acts, tells Tokyo based Chosen Sinbo he hopes the U S government will secure amnesty and his release. Pyongyang may be using the interview to seek talks with Washington.
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