Islamist group now refuses to wait until planned June deadline
(NEWSER) - Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood had planned to wait until June for the military to hand over power—but now it says that's not soon enough. The Islamist group now says the military must let Parliament—led by the Brotherhood—form a coalition government, thus replacing the current prime minister and Cabinet. The Brotherhood's calls for change come just before the one-year anniversary of Hosni Mubarak's exit, as the current government struggles with violent protests , the potential loss of American aid , and an imperiled economy, the New York Times reports. More»