Mohamed Morsi

Deposed Egyptian president appears in Cairo court for what prosecutors call "the biggest case of conspiracy in the history of Egypt."

Muslim Brotherhood activists, like millions of Egyptians, feel that Egypt’s judge-only system is unfair and biased, and claim that the trials of, for example, ousted president Hosni Mubarak and his regime, were show trials.

"Egyptian Jon Stewart" hosts first airing of show since it was pulled 3 months ago; pans public for lionizing army chief Sisi.

Ousted Egyptian presidents' Brotherhood purportedly established communications network using US company to communicate with terror group, according to reports.

TV personality who released an anti-Obama video last year wants to run to "annoy the Brotherhood every day."

Change to the post-Morsi political timetable could pave way for swift election of Sisi.

Wave of attacks kill six, and raise fears that Islamist insurgency is gaining pace on eve of anniversary of Mubarak toppling.

Abdel Halim Ghannam, 37, of the Jalazoun refugee camp north of Ramallah, was summoned for interrogation; man's wife says baby name behind arrest.

The "yes" vote of 98.1% advances transition plan of military backed gov't; 38.6 percent of eligible voters take part.

Egyptian authorities may not be satisfied that terrorist operations will cease until Hamas rule over the Gaza Strip comes to an end, expert tells 'Post.'