Civilians and protesters clash on Cairo bridge amid Egypt protests
Civilians and Brotherhood supporters clash for hours on a bridge over Cairo’s Zamalek district as tens of thousands rally against military rule. Police stations attacked, civilians set up checkpoints, and authorities authorized deadly force against state targets. Similar clashes reported in Alexandria with volunteers branding themselves for democracy amid a police and military stance.
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Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood in violent power struggle with the military
The Brotherhood founded in 1928 seeks to remove Western influence from Egypt and has branches in the Middle East, North Africa, and the U.S. Morsi, their 2012 president, was ousted last month and faces military custody. Gen. Sisi leads Egypt with broad support as clashes kill scores. nationwide turmoil continues with security forces storming buildings and protests in multiple provinces. The Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party vows to persist, framing the coup as illegitimate and calling for justice and freedom.
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Judge calls Manning actions heedless in WikiLeaks case
Military judge Denise Lind states Army Pfc. Bradley Manning acted heedlessly and recklessly in the WikiLeaks leak, ruling him guilty on 20 counts including six Espionage Act violations. Sentencing due as closing arguments wrap Monday, with potential up to 90 years. He leaked more than 700,000 documents and battlefield videos while in Iraq in 2010. He faced a verdict with detailed special findings, while the aiding the enemy charge was acquitted.
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NSA audit finds mostly unintentional compliance violations
The report shows 2776 violations with 1904 involving foreigners wiretapped inside the United States. Officials stress most issues were inadvertent errors not deliberate lawbreaking. Lawmakers promise hearings while White House cites ongoing monitoring and reporting to Congress.
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Middletown considers HUD concerns in executive session
City officials discussed a possible HUD lawsuit and ongoing Section 8 reviews in an executive session on disputes pending or imminent in Middletown. Politicians spoke cautiously, noting slow progress as HUD quality control and staff responses move forward amid ongoing reviews.
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