Morsi’s presidential campaign pleads with media outlets to comply with basic professional principles of journalism and refrain from publishing or broadcasting as news unfounded fabricated fables from unreliable sources.

Millions of Egyptians have been turning out to vote for their new president, in a calm and dignified atmosphere, while some worry about the tremendous tasks looming on the horizon

Concluding the first day of voting in Egypt’s crucial presidential elections without major incidents, Egyptians are more hopeful than ever of a peaceful transfer of power to a civilian authority,

FJP General-Secretary Dr. Darrag vows to fight, with full force of the law, reactionary remnants of the old corrupt regime who are said to be plotting Media maneuvers and violent

Muslim Brotherhood’s presidential contender Dr. Morsi heads to his home town Zagazig to cast his ballot in Egypt’s first post-Mubarak elections for the country’s top job.

The election campaign of Egyptian presidential frontrunner, the Brotherhood’s Dr. Morsi, announces a new adequately-equipped media and information center in Cairo to help reporters do their job.

Rejecting as false Egyptian media reports that the Muslim Brotherhood’s popularity is fading and its presidential candidate has no chance of winning, a distinguished FJP lawmaker affirms that most opinion

As the Egyptian print and broadcast media machine grinds in exclusive and disproportionate support of Mubarak-era holdovers, the absurdity of it all hits Egyptians as the gaping deep black chasm

Translation of a full report on presidential contender Dr. Morsi’s mass rally held in Aswan on May 5, 2012 as part of his election campaign across Egypt.

As Egyptians across the land gear up for the first free and fair presidential elections in long decades, the people commit their resolve to see the revolution through, never allowing