It's a Boy For William and Kate

On Monday afternoon the Duchess of Cambridge, Princess Kate, gave birth to a son.

His Royal Highness, Prince of Cambridge weighed eight pounds and six ounces.

Both he and his mother are in good health, after the birth.

He is now the third in line to the crown, following his grandfather and father.

It has not yet been released what his name is, and that information may not be released for over a week.

4 Killed in Egyptian Clashes

Four people were killed and dozens injured when opposing protesters clashed near Tahrir Square in Cairo, on Monday.

According to witnesses, a pro Morsi Muslim Brotherhood march passed by the square and fired fireworks at the opponents of the former president, who were in the square.

The sides then began throwing stones at each other.

Interim President Adly Mansour responded to the violence by asking both sides to cease violence against each other.

He stated that only together could they make Egypt strong again.

500 Prisoners Broken out of Prison in Al Qaeda Attack

Abu Ghraib before Monday's attack

Al Qaeda made a heavily coordinated attack on two prisons in Iraq, early Monday morning.

Just outside Baghdad, at Abu Ghraib prison, suicide bombers drove cars loaded with explosives into the gates, and blew them open.

Gunmen, backed with mortars and RPGs, then attacked the prison as well as held off reinforcements.

By the time helicopters showed up, and chased the militants off, more than five hundred prisoners had been freed and escaped.

Most of the escapees are members of Al Qaeda who were awaiting execution.

Ten guards and four attackers were killed in the battle.

In Taji, another prison was attacked at the same time.

Guards there were able to keep the walls from being breached and no prisoners escaped.

Sixteen guards and six militants were killed there.

Later in the day, twenty-two soldiers and three civilians were killed when a suicide car bomber struck a military convoy in Kokchali.

After that attack, leaflets were found at several mosques, in which Al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attacks.

89 Dead After Chinese Quake

Eighty-nine people are dead, more than six hundred are injured, and hundreds more are missing after a 6.6 earthquake struck the Gansu province of China.

Monday morning's quake destroyed at least twelve hundred homes and damaged more than twenty-one thousand as it shook for over a minute.

After shocks as high as 5.0 have been felt since.

Thousands of  military and police joined emergency crews in search and rescue operations.

Adding to their troubles are heavy rains, which drenched the area over the weekend, and are expected back on Tuesday.