U.S. reviews aid to Egypt amid unrest
The Obama administration surveys tying or cutting the $1.48 billion yearly aid to Egypt after the military ouster of Mohamed Morsi. Officials weigh military and economic aid cuts while keeping ties with the Cairo government, amid ongoing violence and regional security interests.
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Group's top leader arrested in Egypt
Egyptian security forces detained Muslim Brotherhood spiritual guide Mohammed Badie in Nasr City Cairo as authorities intensify the crackdown on the movement after President Morsi's ouster. Protests dwindle but violence persists amid a deadly crackdown and curfew.
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