Multiple explosions killed more than 200 people at churches and across the country. Thirteen people have been arrested.
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30 Die Fighting Forest Fire in China
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Egyptian Blogger Is Freed From Prison After 5 Years
Alaa Abd El Fattah, one of Egypt’s most famous political activists, was sentenced for violating laws intended to curtail protests.