It took 3,000 years, but researchers may have finally solved the mystery of how Ramses III died – his throat was slit. Thanks to newly-discovered documents written on ancient papyrus, scientists now know that the ancient pharaoh’s second wife, Tiya, conspired to assassinate him in order to place her own son, Pentawere, on the royal [...]
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Here are your top stories for this Thursday, December 6, 2012: – Duchess of Cambridge released from the hospital – Fiscal cliff talks continue – Political turmoil in Egypt – Marijuana legalized in Washington state
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Parkour is a universal language. No matter where in the world you live, it is an art form that speak for itself. In Egypt, however, perhaps it’s a language best left unspoken. Either that or they should make stronger roofs. Check it out.
Mohammed Morsi of the Muslim Brotherhood has officially (and narrowly) won Egypt’s presidential election, the electoral commission has announced. Morsi amassed 13.2 million votes out of just over 26 million cast, giving him 51 percent of the vote. He beat out Ahmed Shafiq, the final prime minister under ousted president Hosni Mubarak who got 12.3 [...]
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Despite several media reports indicating that Egypt’s ousted president Hosni Mubarak was “clinically dead” after multiple strokes, one of his lawyers says that he’s “clinging to life.” It seems he’s only mostly dead. Mostly dead is slightly alive. Mubarak, 84, has apparently suffered numerous strokes and heart failure. He was moved late Tuesday to a [...]
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Here are your top stories for this Tuesday morning, June 12, 2012: – U.S. commerce secretary cited for felony hit-and-run – Witness: Jerry Sandusky abused victims on campus – Doctors twice use defibrillator on Egypt’s Hosni Mubarak – ABC’s Robin Roberts has blood, bone marrow disorder
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Here are your top stories for this Sunday morning, June 3, 2012: – Thousands protest in Cairo over Mubarak verdict – Panetta to visit Vietnam base – Gay right supports march in Eastern Europe – Queen celebrates her diamond jubilee
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Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been sentenced to life in prison for his complicity in the murder of throngs of anti-government protesters, ending a trial that shook the Arab world to its very core. The verdict stunned many and elicited cheers from cities to distant villages. Mubarak and Habib Adli, his former interior minister, [...]
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