Egyptians Go to Polls to Pick a New President

Egyptians go to the polls Monday and Tuesday to elect a new president.   Former Egyptian army chief Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi, who ousted the elected Islamist leader Mohamed Morsi, is widely expected to win.   The two-day election caps more than three years of political turmoil that has seen two presidents ousted following mass protests, thousands killed in clashes and militant attacks, and an economy left in tatters.   Sissi says that if he wins the election, Morsi's...

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