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The above pic from a gallery by Julien Chatelin at Guernica: The images of a crowded and riotous Tahrir Square are the most recent portraits of Egypt burnished in the public imagination. They offer a glimpse into a constantly evolving narrative of a nation whose political upheaval has transformed our understanding and perceptions of politics in the Arab world.

Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi collected her Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo on Saturday, two decades after winning the prestigious prize. Suu Kyi won Nobel Peace Prize in 1991. Suu Kyi did not collect her prize in person fearing that she would never be able to enter her home country after that.

Published: Thursday, June 14, 2012, 10:34 a.m. Updated 5 minutes ago The Pirates' Charlie Morton has had his elbow rehabilitation shut down amid concerns of a major injury, two sources have told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. More word is expected later today. General manager Neal Huntington declined to confirm or comment, out of respect for Morton's privacy.

Published: Wednesday, June 6, 2012, 12:30 a.m. Updated 9 hours ago CINCINNATI Jeff Banister, the Pirates' bench coach, has been forced to serve as manager only once this summer. That was May 2 in St.

Egyptian Judge Ahmed Rifaat delivered a strongly worded statement Saturday before handing down sentences in Hosni Mubarak's trial. The former Egyptian president and his ex-security chief were sentenced to life in prison, while six former senior police officials were acquitted of the same charges. Mubarak and his sons were also acquitted of corruption charges.

JISH, Israel (AP) -- Two villages in the Holy Land's tiny Christian community are teaching Aramaic in an ambitious effort to revive the language that Jesus spoke, centuries after it all but disappeared from the Middle East.

Two days before the presidential elections, I had a dinner in my place with some revolutionaries and bloggers. One of them, Bassem Sabry, suddenly asked the question: "What are we going to do if it's a run-off between Morsi and Shafiq?" A moment of silence followed.

In Egypt, on every street and in every alleyway, there has been one topic of serious debate over the past few weeks: today's presidential elections, the country's first of any suspense or consequence. Figures from Egypt's formerly quasi-underground opposition stare down from billboards blanketing the country.

ZAC RINALDO said he let his emotions get the best of him. With his team trailing by a touchdown in Wednesday night's Game 4, Rinaldo wanted to flatten someone. Pittsburgh defenseman Zbynek Michalek just happened to get in the way.

Three losses, twenty goals allowed and none from scoring champion Evgeni Malkin. There`s little from the first three games that would bolster a belief that this series could reach Game 7, 6 or even 5. Yet the Penguins disagree. Wednesday night`s Game 4 against the Flyers isn`t the finale, they insist.

VOORHEES, N.J. - When asked about embarrassing their biggest rival and having the Penguins firmly on the ropes, a few of the Philadelphia Flyers offered a smile. But they aren`t offering advice. The 2010 Flyers are one of three teams in NHL history to overcome a 3-0 series deficit, but the remaining players from that squad aren`t sharing secrets.

VOORHEES, N.J. - Jaromir Jagr was right. For all else that will pain Pittsburgh`s passionate hockey fans once the Penguins complete their epic collapse in these Stanley Cup playoffs, either Wednesday night in Game 4 or later this week, nothing should cut deeper than those four words.

VOORHEES, N.J. - Steve Sullivan, a veteran of 15 NHL seasons, offered an experienced grin Tuesday regarding the situation facing his Penguins. That situation: possibly playing an elimination Game 4 of a Round 1 Stanley Cup playoff series Wednesday night at Philadelphia without four regulars.

PHILADELPHIA - The Penguins haven`t looked like themselves for most of a first-round Stanley Cup playoff series against the Philadelphia Flyers. They should look different Wednesday night in Game 4 while attempting to avoid a stunning sweep.

PHILADELPHIA - Within a couple hours of maybe the most pathetic playoff performance in Penguins history, the sloppy, senseless and stupid-beyond-words 8-4 loss to the Flyers in Game 3 on Sunday, the tattered remains of this team boarded an aircraft for Pittsburgh. That`s where they`re set to practice the next two days, then return here for Game 4.

PHILADELPHIA - Max Talbot used to get in Marc-Andre Fleury`s face moments before games, inspiring the goaltender before the Penguins took the ice. Now, Talbot and his new team are in Fleury`s head.

Kris Letang did not sleep much early Thursday morning, haunted by a weird bounce of the puck the night before on home ice that he said contributed to an overtime goal by the Flyers` Jakub Voracek. The goal staked Philadelphia to a 1-0 lead in this best-of-seven Eastern Conference quarterfinal series.

The power play was among the biggest culprits in the Penguins` Game 1 meltdown against the Flyers, and it will have a different look Friday night. It might also be missing its biggest name.