Egyptian-Americans Take to D.C. Streets
Egyptian-Americans sympathetic to protesters in Cairo took to the streets of Washington Friday, and more protests are planned across the U.S. today. In Cairo, tens of thousands of protesters demanded the ouster of embattled president Hosni Mubarak for the fourth straight day Friday, clashing with authorities by day and looting...
Activists calling for the ouster of Yemen’s president clash with government supporters
Protests have been taking place calling for an end to Ali Abdullah Saleh's rule which began in 1978 Dozens of activists calling for the ouster of Yemen's president Ali Abdullah Saleh, have clashed with government supporters in Sanaa, the country's capital. Plainclothes police also attacked the demonstrators, who marched...
Thousands in Cairo defy curfew to continue protest
Protesters in Egypt are calling for "regime change, not cabinet change" Tens of thousands of people in the Egyptian capital Cairo have gathered on the streets, in continued protests demanding an end to Hosni Mubaraks's 30-year presidency. The demonstrations continue in defiance of an extended cufew on Saturday,...
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