Dozens Killed in Egyptian Soccer Riot, League Suspended

Egypt's government suspended football (soccer) league matches indefinitely after clashes between riot police and supporters at an army-owned stadium in Cairo left at least 25 people dead. Witnesses said police tried to set up barricades and used tear gas to disperse soccer fans who tried to force their way into the stadium. The Association of Zamalek Supporters, known as Ultras White Knights, blamed security forces for opening only one gate to let the fans in, causing a...

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