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Mohammed Abu Zaid, AP

Could the Muslim Brotherhood
Seize Power in Egypt?

By Dana Kennedy | AOL News

With Egypt hurtling toward the kind of anarchy that creates a dangerous vacuum, could the fundamentalist opposition group take control? A director with The Maydan Institute says no.
More: Americans Evacuated | What's on the Line With Arms Sales?
Opposition Calls for 1 Million March | US Seeks Credible Elections

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Egyptian Protests Fueled by Anonymous Facebook Activist

By Mara Gay | AOL News

A young man's slaying, allegedly by police, helped fuel protests -- and inspire an activist.

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Why Egypt Matters: It's the Linchpin for Mideast Peace and Security

By Joseph Schuman | AOL News

Any future U.S. ambitions for Middle East peace will hinge on the government in Cairo.
Plus: Omar Sharif Says Mubarak Should Go

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Nam Y. Huh, AP

Say It Ain't Snow: Midwest, East to Get Socked Again

By Paul Yeager | AOL News

Blizzard conditions and subzero temperatures will snarl road and air traffic, close schools and cause power outages beginning tonight.
Weather Resources: Get Your Forecast

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Climber Survives 1,000-Foot Fall Down Scottish Mountain

By Theunis Bates | AOL News

Experts think heavy snowfall in the area may have cushioned Adam Potter's fall.
And: 5 Facts on Sgurr Choinnich Mor

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Royal Wedding News: William Chooses His Outfit; Budget Honeymoon Planned?

By Andra Varin | AOL News

Prince William will wear a military uniform.

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Fla. Battles Yet Another Invasive Species at Annual Air Potato Roundup

By Dave Thier | AOL News

Volunteers a thousand strong turn out for the 12th annual assault on the invasive yam.

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Winter Storm 2011: How to Survive the Historic Blizzard [VIDEOS]
With blizzard warnings spanning a huge swath of the country, Surge Desk rounds up some of the most creative videos you YouTube to help you prepare for the super storm.
Officials: US Hoping Mubarak Skips Re-Election Bid in Egypt
The United States is asking besieged Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to lift the emergency police powers that have safeguarded his iron rule while focusing behind the scenes on elections this fall ...
Federal Judge Strikes Down Obama Administration's Health Care Overhaul
A federal judge ruled Monday that the Obama administration's health care overhaul is unconstitutional, siding with 26 states that sued to block it.
Why Egypt Matters: It's the Linchpin for Mideast Peace and Security
Any future U.S. ambitions for Middle East peace will hinge on the government in Cairo.
Plus: Omar Sharif Says Mubarak Should Go
Lesbian Teens Cheered at High School Pep Rally
Sarah Lindstrom and Desiree Shelton walked together as part of the "royalty court" at the Minnesota school's Snow Days Pep Fest.
Groundhog Day Superstorm: Yes, There Will Be More Winter
Wednesday will be Groundhog Day, but it seems a bit pointless at the moment, since much of the country will be digging out from a blizzard.
Royal Wedding News: William Chooses His Outfit; Budget Honeymoon Planned?
Prince William will wear a military uniform.
Judge Vinson Declares 'Obamacare' Unconstitutional: So What Next?
Judge Roger Vinson may have ruled that the health care law is unconstitutional, but experts say a final decision will come from the U.S. Supreme Court.
US Arms Sales to Egypt: What's on the Line?
Egypt gets $1.3 billion in aid to buy equipment from American arms manufacturers; a destabilized government could threaten that arrangement.
Severability Clause at Heart of Judge Vinson's Ruling That 'Obamacare' Is Unconstitutional
A Florida federal judge has ruled the health care reform legislation unconstitutional. The entire law may be in danger because Democrats forgot to put in a "severability clause." What's that?
Super Bowl Recipes That Ignore the New Federal Dietary Guidelines [VIDEOS]
These recipes don't exactly comply with the new federal dietary guidelines, but some of them sure look tasty.
Century-Old Time Capsule Unearthed in San Francisco [VIDEO]
Talk about learning from your surroundings. School officials removed a 100-year-old time capsule from the wall of a San Francisco elementary school -- and they are using its contents to teach history.
Egyptian Protests Fueled by Anonymous Facebook Activist
A young man's slaying, allegedly by police, helped fuel protests -- and inspire an activist.
Could the Muslim Brotherhood Seize Power in Egypt?
The New York City-based director of The Maydan Institute talks about the fundamentalist opposition group and its role in Egypt.
Also Omar Sharif: Mubarak Should Go
A Homeless Couple Goes From Soup Kitchen to Super Bowl
A homeless woman wins an all-expenses-paid trip for two to the Super Bowl in Dallas.
Meet Judge Roger Vinson, the Man Who Ruled 'Obamacare' Unconstitutional
U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson has just ruled that President Obama's health care reform law violates the Constitution. Surge Desk has the facts on the judge.
Egyptians Stock Up on Food, Water as Protests Rage
CAIRO -- After 24 years in Canada, Rafik and Leila Baladi moved back to Cairo two weeks ago to settle down. Now, like many other residents of the Egyptian capital, they're stocking up on bottled ...
Florida Community Tries to Fathom Horrific Slaying of Children
Police say Julie Powers Schenecker killed her two children because she was "tired of them mouthing off."
Henry Cavill Named the New 'Superman' and All Sorts of Opinions Are Flyin' Around
The ladies seem thrilled, but purists aren't so excited about a British-born Superman.
Judge Roger Vinson Health Care Ruling [FULL TEXT]
Read Judge Roger Vinson's ruling overturning President Obama's health care law.
Henry Cavill: 5 Facts on the New 'Superman' [VIDEOS]
Meet the British actor who's going from "The Tudors" to the title role in the new Superman film.
Gasparilla: 5 Best Video Clips From This Year's Pirate Festival
Roughly 350,000 pirates and wenches invaded Tampa Bay, Fla., over the weekend for the annual Gasparilla Pirate Festival.
Fla. Battles Yet Another Invasive Species at Annual Air Potato Roundup
Volunteers a thousand strong turn out for the 12th annual assault on the invasive yam.
Syria Protests Set for Feb. 5: Will the 'Day of Rage' Mirror Egypt and Tunisia?
Demonstrations set for Syria already have President Bashar al-Assad signaling that his government will offer reforms later this year.