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The anticipated confrontation simply never came.

Criticism of Obama’s faith-based efforts becomes more pointed.

Amid the confusion on the streets, Egyptians struggle to understand what’s happening—and what to do.

Steered his flock to invest in a scheme run by “his friend and brother” who was under indictment.

Some read the exemption as a sign of more violence to come.

Imagine a cabinet meeting in which a Brotherhood minister suggests negating the peace treaty and risking $1.3 billion in US aid.

Bakker on LGBT inclusion: “My goal is pure acceptance, not just tolerance. I think we’re on the verge of that. People are having conversations. I had someone ask me to listen to this sermon that was a thirty-minute apology, and then a ten-minute why it’s wrong to be gay. So, I’m starting to see these pastors apologizing for what they’re about to say. They seem to know, instinctively, that what they’re doing is wrong.”

As Islamic political thought evolves, no easy answers to how events in Egypt will unfold.

The fact that the revolution is being led by a younger generation is cause for hope.

Some unsolicited advice on how Mr. Obama should talk about his faith.