The Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof reported from Cairo immediately after Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak announced that he wouldn’t seek a new term.
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A child in Ghana almost ended up in a very dangerous situation simply because he was sick and his parents didn’t have access to the right medicine. But World Vision’s assistance helped avert a potentially tragic outcome.
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Elvis is a bright boy who loves soccer and his family. See how chickens have provided Elvis and his family with a brighter future!
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This mother in Tanzania prayed for God to change her family’s situation. The gift of a dairy cow through World Vision did just that.
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Watch how the gift of just one goat helped transform the lives of this family in Tanzania.
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Douglas Rushkoff, author of Program or Be Programmed, says “If Internet freedoms have to be secured with policy then as far as I’m concerned there are no Internet freedoms.”

Watch the full interview at http://grittv.org! Distributed by Tubemogul.
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Douglas Rushkoff notes that the Egypt internet shutoff teaches us two things: 1. Revolution will go on, and 2.
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“What we are seeing is nothing less than an Egyptian Tiananmen Square,” says Khaled Fahmy of American University in Cairo. He watched today as bands of armed men descended on peaceful protesters in Cairo, heading for Tahrir Square.
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Benjamin Barber notes that the US loves to trumpet its revolutionary history, but always seems to be on the wrong side of other revolutions.

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Benjamin Barber discusses the nature of revolution, in the Arab world and beyond, and why Ann Coulter and Sean Hannity get the whole story wrong.

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The Real News speaks to Egyptians in Cairo’s Tahrir Square
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The main headlines on Al Jazeera English, featuring the latest news and reports from around the world.
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An Al Jazeera web producer among pro-Mubarak crowds during the beginning of Wednesday’s rock throwing. Gunfire, likely the army attempting to disperse the crowds, can be heard in the background.
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All the unrest has also led to heightened tensions along the Egypt-Gaza border.
Both Israel and Hamas, which controls Gaza, have been watching the situation closely, the border has been closed since Friday.
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