WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration offered some friendly public advice to Egypt, one of its closest allies in the Arab world, when the State Department spokesman told Cairo to lighten up on protesters. After thousands of riot police broke up pro-reform protests in Cairo and roughed up demonstrators, spokesman Sean McCormack said in a statement read to reporters at the department's daily media briefing, "we are deeply concerned." The protests were in support of two Egyptian judges facing disciplinary action after they blew the whistle on election fraud. McCormack coupled concern with a warning that "we will be following...