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Military ouster of Egypt's Morsi Posted: Wednesday, July 3, 2013 Egyptian military says it has ousted Morsi; crowds celebrate in Cairo CAIRO — Mohammed Morsi, in office only a year as the first democratically elected leader of Egypt, was rousted from power by the military Wednesday as a euphoric crowd in Tahrir Square cheered his exit. Military ouster of Egypt's Morsi: US position goes from worse to bad Military ousts Morsi in Egypt Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi was forced out of office Wednesday by the Egyptian military and opposition leaders, just a couple of hours after the Obama Administration voiced its first public doubts about Morsi's handling of the massive street protests that spread across the country in recent days. Al Hayat TV is reporting that Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi is under house arrest. However, Morsi's spokesman denied the report to ABC News. Ecuador says it found a hidden microphone at its London embassy US drone kills 16 suspected militants in Pakistan Unmanned U.S. aircraft fired four missiles at a house in northwest Pakistan before dawn Wednesday, killing 16 suspected militants, Pakistani intelligence officials said. 'The World Will Be Shocked': Greenwald on Upcoming NSA Exposé Obama administration's objective with Snowden is "to intimidate future whistleblowers from coming forward" Edward Snowden: A Whistleblower, Not a Spy A Scorecard for Human Rights: Who Will Stand for Snowden? As nations duck chance to stand up for whistleblower, critics wonder who will challenge US Edward Snowden's digital 'misuse' has created problems, says Ban Ki-moon Ban makes remarks in Reykjavik but MP Birgitta Jónsdóttir says it was 'wrong for Ban to condemn Snowden personally' Snowden case: France apologises in Bolivia plane row France has apologised to Bolivia for refusing to allow President Evo Morales' jet into its airspace, blaming "conflicting information". James Clapper, EU play-acting, and political priorities Fixations on denouncing Edward Snowden distract, by design, from the serious transgressions of those who are far more powerful National Intelligence Director Apologizes for Lying to Congress Director Clapper says a response to the Intelligence Committee in March was 'clearly erroneous' Bolivia Vs. Europe Over Snowden-Linked Plane Delay Morales’s plane en route amid Snowden scandal Bolivian President Evo Morales took off from Vienna on Tuesday after being diverted and held up for more than 14 hours amid suspicions that US intelligence whistleblower Edward Snowden was on board his jet. Egypt's president refuses to step down Mohammad Morsi says he is the country's "guardian of legitimacy", as protests claim more lives and army deadline looms. As military deadline nears in Egypt, Morsi vows fight to death New Tick-Borne Illness Could Be Worse Than Lyme Disease Doctors May Not Even Know To Look For Borrelia Miyamotoi Infection Girl, 15, Faces Child Porn Rap For iPhone Pic Cops: Young Floridian displayed illicit image to several classmates U.S. rejects call to stop force-feedings at Guantanamo for Ramadan George Zimmerman's DNA was not found under Trayvon Martin's fingernails and there was no trace of the teen's on the gun |
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