On December 25 Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi signed the new constitution into law. The constitution was passed by a referendum vote of about 63%. In a televised address
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has annulled a decree that made his actions immune to judicial review, but that seems to have done little to placate his opponents. Opposition
Clashes between demonstrations by both supporters and opponents of Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi have escalated to a point where officials consider it necessary to guard the presidential palace
The constitutional crisis in Egypt has taken a violent turn as organized demonstrations of both supporters and opponents of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi clash outside the presidential palace.
In response to a violent public backlash, Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has agreed to scale back a decree he issued that gave him what some have called dictator-like
Opponents and supporters of Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi have clashed as Egypt's demonstrators once again take to the street. This latest wave of rallies and public outcry came
