Breaking news: Egyptian President Mubarak says government will resign, but he'll appoint new one

Click to view this newsletter in a browser  |  Breaking news   msnbc.com | Breaking news View in a browser Stories    |    Share: BREAKING NEWS ALERT Egyptian President Mubarak says government will resign, but he'll appoint new one Fri, 28 Jan 2011 22:29:57 GMT - This is a developing story and we expect to have more information soon. Go to msnbc.com for further developments.   More top stories: - Video: NBC's Engel: Private jets leave Cairo airport - U.S. to review its $1.5 billion in aid to Egypt - Life Inc.: Telling the IRS what it wants to hear - Stocks slide amid worries about Egypt, profits - Spam text kills suicide bomber, saves hundreds - Is Internet access a human right? - What Egypt's rulers don't want you to see - Brazilian kept wife in cellar for 16 years: police - Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit - Bumps remain on economy's road to recovery Top videos Video: More furniture appears on Fla., sandbar Only one day after authorities ordered a piano be removed from a sandbar in Miami's Biscayne Bay, new pieces of furniture have mysteriously appeared. Msnbc.com's Al Stirrett reports. Video: Gibbs: 'Grievances have festered' in Egypt Video: Egyptian government targets Facebook, Twitter Video: Clinton 'deeply concerned' about Egypt police violence Video: NBC's Engel: Private jets leave Cairo airport View more videos First Read Read more World Blog Watching Egypt's protests Read more Field Notes 90 pregnancies at one high school Read more Top photos Slideshow: Egyptians take to the streets Read more Only on msnbc Turmoil in Egypt roils oil markets Read more Download Podcasts More from msnbc.com U.S. news World news Politics Business Sports Entertainment Health Tech & science Travel Local news Weather Follow us on Twitter Keep up with the latest headlines on twitter. Follow us Sign up for alerts Sign up for alerts delivered to your mobile phone, email or IM. Learn more FirstPerson: See news? Send us your video, photos or personal reports. Submit Top stories    |    Top videos    |    Share: To remove yourself from the list simply click here to unsubscribe. Click here to manage your e-mail preferences. MSNBC Interactive News - One Microsoft Way - Redmond, WA 98052 Privacy Statement