Lawmakers: U.S. aid to Egypt at risk

Egypt's "war on democracy" threatens U.S.-ties

Egypt's heavy-handed military

As Egyptian election’s second phase begins, voter turnout falls dramatically

Egypt’s Assault on Civil Society

Americans Detained in Egypt Include a U.S. Cabinet Member's Son

As Tensions Rise, Egypt Bars Exit of Six Americans

Egypt won't let foreign civil rights workers leave

Why Were Six Americans Barred from Leaving Egypt?

Egypt slaps travel ban on US NGO staff

Americans Blocked in Egypt Worry About Their Fate

In Egypt: Charges, Trial Could Be Next, Says Sam LaHood

Will Egypt's crackdown end U.S. gravy train?

Obama Cabinet Member’s Son Among Americans Who Can’t Exit Egypt

LaHood's son barred from leaving Egypt

Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood's son barred from leaving Egypt after raid on advocacy group

Egypt bans travel for senior US official’s son, 9 other foreigners in probe on rights groups

Egypt steps up crackdown on US rights groups

American NGO workers prevented from leaving Egypt

Nongovernmental Groups Fear Their Egypt Personnel May Be Put on Trial

Egypt bars U.S. workers from travel, escalating crackdown

Washington power-brokers defend Egypt after raids on US offices

Is Egypt's military trying to limit U.S. assistance?

Son of transportation secretary barred from leaving Egypt

K Street defends Egyptian raids

Obama speaks to Egypt ruler over crackdown on democracy groups

Egypt wrapping up free elections

Islamists' wins in Egypt offer test of Obama policy

U.S.-funded NGOs in Egypt ‘shocked’ by raid on offices, deny funding parties or groups

Egyptians Discuss Final Stage of Parliament Vote

American Groups Rebut Egyptian Accusations

Undercutting Vow of Softer Stance, Egypt Again Defends Office Raids