Obama Speech Will Seek to Alter Muslims’ View of U.S.

President Obama arrived in Egypt on Thursday aiming to repair America’s relationship with the Muslim world through a speech at Cairo University, a carefully planned address that aides said would challenge Muslim perceptions about the United States. Full Story »

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