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Throng Protests Mubarak's Acquittal in Deaths of Egyptian Protesters

Egyptian police used tear gas and water cannon against more than 1,000 protesters upset with Saturday's acquittal of former President Hosni Mubarak in the deaths of anti-government demonstrators in 2011. The judge, Mohamed Rashidi, spoke for some time to a packed courtroom before announcing that charges against the ousted leader and seven other officials had been dismissed. The judge urged journalists not to comment on the case until they had read the 1,430-page...

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