Jennifer Medina New York Times

The building inspectors and police officers walked into the small row of connected town houses here knowing something was amiss. Neighbours had complained about noise and a lot of pregnant women coming and going. And when they went into a kitchen they saw a row of clear bassinets holding several infants, with a woman acting as a nurse hovering over...

This week, Khaled Abou El Fadl has greeted each fellow Egyptian he sees with one word: "mabrook," or congratulations.But quickly, their joy over the toppling of the presidency of Hosni Mubarak gives way to a rapid string of questions. Can they raise money here in the United States to help clean up Tahrir Square? Can they help revive the economy by ...

The building inspectors and police officers walked into the small row of connected town houses here knowing something was amiss. Neighbours had complained about noise and a lot of pregnant women coming and going. And when they went into a kitchen they saw a row of clear bassinets holding several infants, with a woman acting as a nurse hovering over...

This week, Khaled Abou El Fadl has greeted each fellow Egyptian he sees with one word: "mabrook," or congratulations.But quickly, their joy over the toppling of the presidency of Hosni Mubarak gives way to a rapid string of questions. Can they raise money here in the United States to help clean up Tahrir Square? Can they help revive the economy by ...