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Egypt

Mursi faces trial after short taste of power

By Michael Georgy

CAIRO - When Muslim Brotherhood leader Mohamed Mursi broke out of an Egyptian jail during Hosni Mubarak's final days in office in 2011, he little thought he would end up behind bars again.  Full Article

• Kerry sees signs Egypt moving back towards democracy

Politics

Democrats target Tea Party in governor race

By Steve Holland

ARLINGTON, Virginia - President Barack Obama and fellow Democrats attempted on Sunday to tap into voter anger about a 16-day U.S. government shutdown and turn Virginia's upcoming governor's election into a referendum on Tea Party conservatives.  Full Article

• Obamacare woes frustrating Democrats' 2014 prospects

Business

Manufacturers move toward 'lifestyle' branding

By James B. Kelleher

CHICAGO - Call it concealed-carry chic: With a new apparel line, Remington has joined the growing number of of brands offering a soft-good extension to its hard-metal lineup.  Full Article

• Hong Kong luxury home buyers queue amid talk of last hurrah

India

Divisive candidate Modi prompts added security

By Sanjeev Miglani

NEW DELHI - Indian security forces are preparing for one of their most challenging assignments in decades: protecting prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi.  Full Article

• New film puts a harsh spotlight on India’s caste system

U.S.

Alleged airport gunman planned 'suicide' mission

The suspected gunman in last week's deadly attack at Los Angeles International Airport wrote a note saying he intended to die after killing at least one security officer, the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security said.  Full Article

• Video: LAX suspect's former roommate tells of his shock, surprise

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