Egypt Military Gives 48 Hours to Resolve Crisis
Egypt's powerful military warned it would intervene if President Morsi does not meet the people's demands within two days. Thousands massed in Cairo and across Egypt demanding Morsi's ouster as generals state a last chance to reach a transition plan. Pro and anti Morsi protests surged, with ministers resigning and troops deployed near the palace amid calls for a road map to the future.
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Texas braces for tougher abortion limits in new session
Texas lawmakers begin a second special session amid 5000 protesters outside the Capitol while state troopers guard halls. Leaders plan quick hearings on restrictions that would heighten access limits, as Democrats previously blocked similar measures with a filibuster and procedural moves.
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Obama courts business on African trip's last leg
President Obama meets with African business leaders in Dar Es Salaam Tanzania to promote new trade initiatives and open East African markets to U S firms. He cites six of the world’s 10 fastest growing economies and praises Bush era AIDS relief while highlighting Coca Cola Microsoft and General Electric as participants.
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