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• 4. EGYPT'S UNCERTAIN PATH FORWARD
• Its leaders are pumping up a pro-military, nationalist fervor while also trying to crush ousted president Morsi's Islamist supporters. The result has been more turmoil.
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• 5. WHO'S TAKING A FRESH LOOK AT CAMPAIGN FINANCING
• The Supreme Court is considering whether to undo some limits on contributions from big givers to political campaigns.
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• 6. ARGENTINE PRESIDENT FACES SURGERY
• A clot pressing against Cristina Fernandez' brain was causing headaches, but worrying new symptoms are prompting immediate attention.
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• 7. WHAT THE CAMERAS DON'T SEE
• An AP investigation finds 23 of the 27 major casinos on the Las Vegas Strip have no surveillance in hotel hallways or elevator landings, creating opportunities for crime.
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• 8. NATIONAL MALL FIRE VICTIM IDENTIFIED
• Authorities say John Constantino, 64, of Mount Laurel, N.J., is the man who died last week after pouring gasoline on his head and setting himself ablaze.
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• 9. MEET CHRYSLER'S PECULIAR PITCHMAN
• Actor Will Ferrell brings his big-screen character Ron Burgundy, the egotistical airhead TV anchorman, to the small screen in a series of ads for the automaker.
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• 10. WALKOFF HOME RUN PROPELS RAYS OVER SOX
• Jose Lobaton keeps Tampa Bay in contention against Boston for the American League Division Series title.
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