The Islamic State has a new complement to its Web presence. BEIN HD4 is expected to reach half a million in Mosul

Russia's efforts to sow discord, discontent and chaos extend far beyond the US, including into leading media outlet

Anger over Egypt's surprising election results has spilled into the streets. It's now anyone's guess who will win

Romney blames Obama for alienating the Middle Eastern country, but the fissure between the two nations runs deeper

From Facebook martyrs to camelback attacks, a Cairo reporter gives a street-level view of history in the making

A swarm descended on Cairo over the weekend. Where's Charlton Heston when you need him?

Authors like Emma Goldman learned the hard way that sometimes expressing your mind is a criminal offense

U.S. policy is clear: No democracy for Islamic majorities. Why does the media parrot Obama's Orwellian double talk?

Grumpy Cat's ancestors hail from ancient Egypt and mid-20th century France, and show why cat art fascinates us

Belly dancing is deemed pornographic by Egyptians, but more foreign women are taking up the art.

The Charlie Hebdo massacre isn't the first time satirists have been attacked or killed for their social commentary

Photos and videos from the ground on the 5th day of action in Cairo, Suez, Alexandria, and the rest of Egypt

As the country chooses a president, female rights advocates target the ruling military and the rise of Islamism

An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo carrying 66 people crashed in the Mediterranean Sea early Thursday morning

Egypt's dictator is trying to repair his image — and preserve billions in U.S. aid — with Trump out of office