Seven security personal arrive in Cairo after being held hostage for six days in Sinai Peninsula, press conferences by military and presidency to follow shortly

Once again, a handful of activists has managed to galvanize and inspire Egypt’s grumbling masses in a way no opposition political parties have been able to.

The premium dealers demand for dollars in Egypt’s unofficial currency market is falling as the pound goes through a “non-chaotic maximum devaluation.”

In less than three weeks, Egypt's army has found entrances to 23 tunnels to the Gaza Strip, Egyptian military spokesperson Ahmed Ali said on Monday.

Some two years into Egypt’s grass-roots revolution, the country’s economy is in a worrisome downward spiral.

Final stage of military campaign aimed at securing release of Egyptian soldiers kidnapped in Sinai will be launched 'any minute,' according to interior ministry

Egypt troops in Sinai sweep mistakenly hit funeral

After power cuts, Egypt govt calls on citizens to ration electricity

Egypt tourist arrivals rise, not back to pre-revolt levels

Egyptian authorities deny killing gunman in Sinai

Egypt Appoints New Chief of State Oil Firm

Subsidy reforms mix uneasily with Egyptian electoral politics

'Hamas to close tunnels if Egypt will open border'

New Egypt Tax Law: Cuts for Poor, Business Hikes

Abducted Egyptian soldiers urge President Mohammad Mursi to respond to their captors’ demands

‘Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood failed to bring democracy to Egypt'

How Egypt lost the Suez Canal

Unlikely Alliance to Oppose Egypt's Rulers

Wife of convicted militant accuses govt of fabricating Sinai kidnapping

Egypt-Israel border blocked in support of kidnapped soldiers

Sinai abduction: Egypt President Morsi rules out talks

Egypt Kidnapping Video Posted To YouTube Shows Abducted Security Force Members

It is the third extension of Mubarak's most recent jail stint on charges he exploited his office for personal financial gain. The 84-year-old former leader,

Egypt’s Growing Gay-Rights Movement

Ramy Yosef, a 21-year-old man from Egypt's Nile Delta, came out on Twitter last year. His family responded by forcing him from their home.

Terrified children, teachers' heroics, no shelter: Inside a tornado-ravaged school

When the twister came barreling in Monday afternoon, terrified young students huddled together in the hallways, screaming as walls and roofs caved in. Chairs and backpacks swirled above them. The winds and blaring sounds enveloped them. Cars from the parking lot landed just inches away.

Teachers dove onto groups of kids to protect them from falling debris.