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• 3. MASSIVE PROTESTS PLANNED IN EGYPT
• Allies of ousted president Mohammed Morsi will rally against the military coup that overthrew him two weeks ago.
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• 4. KREMLIN CRITIC RELEASED DAY AFTER HIS CONVICTION
• Alexei Navalny was freed pending appeals, after prosecutors said keeping him in custody would deny his right to run for mayor of Moscow.
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• 5. MARTIN'S PARENTS IN 'SHOCK' AFTER ZIMMERMAN VERDICT
• "Was he racially profiled? I think that if Trayvon had been white, this would never have happened," father Tracy Martin said.
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• 6. PANAMA DETAINS EX-CIA STATION CHIEF
• Robert Seldon Lady was convicted in absentia in Italy in 2009 in the abduction of an Egyptian terror suspect from a Milan street. He's never been in Italian custody.
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• 7. A DEMAND THAT ISRAEL RECOGNIZE PALESTINE BORDER
• The condition came out of a stormy meeting in Jordan with John Kerry, in a monthslong bid to mediate Middle East peace talks.
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• 8. GROWING FIRE EVACUATES CALIF. TOWN
• About 6,000 residents of Idyllwild, two miles from Palm Springs, were told to get out of the way of the 35 square-mile quickly spreading blaze.
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• 9. WHERE THE NORTHEAST HEAT WAVE IS GOING
• AP Science Writer Seth Borenstein says the high-pressure system is moving backward from east to west -- a rare weather phenomenon.
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• 10. WHO WAS SNUBBED AT EMMY NOMINATIONS
• Perennial nominees Julianna Margulies, Michael C. Hall and Jon Cryer were shut out. AMC's "The Walking Dead" and HBO's "True Blood" were apparently too edgy.
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