Kerry to Make First Trip to Egypt Since Morsi's Ouster

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will visit Egypt on Sunday for the first time since the army toppled the country's first freely elected president on July 3, state news agency MENA said. It said the visit to Egypt, whose alliance with the United States has come under strain, would only last several hours. Ties between Washington and Cairo have deteriorated since the overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi, an Islamist who was elected last year. A popular uprising toppled authoritarian ...

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