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This is what did not happen. In the days after Mumbai lay bleeding a year ago, there were no mobs going around looking for Muslims to kill. Crowds had watched the drama, transfixed; hundreds held candlelight vigils; but in the...
Examiner.com Don't let 'Allahu Akbar' become a pejorative Examiner.com This op-ed was originally published at the Huffington Post. Read the original op-ed at the Huffington Post. "Allahu Akbar" was the last phrase shouted by...
Funny, Outrageous, and Inspirational Sayings of Famous Rock Stars Famous rock stars entertain, inspire, pull heart strings, fascinate, and even make fans laugh. Enjoy the rock quotes and inspirational sayings of a few of the...
Regis Philbin died. Well, not technically. He’s just getting hip replacement surgery. That’s called exposure therapy 2.0. wherein you are exposed to your worst phear via a blog. And you survived. I mean, Regis will die....
Actmedia News Agency 24 November 2009 World-renowned author Salman Rushdie arrived in Bucharest Monday at about 2.30 p.m. and will stay in Romania between November 23 and November 26 to meet with his readers and the press....
From heart surgery to prostate care, the health industry knows little about which common treatments really work The signs at the meeting were not propitious. Half the board members of Kaiser Permanente's Care Management...
Isaac Publishing, 2009. Religious freedom is not exactly a hallmark of Muslim-majority countries. One of the most disconcerting features of Islam is the way “apostates” are treated. In Islam those who choose to leave the faith...
In a desperate attempt to secure its electoral base, the government is shamefully wooing religious extremists As every middlebrow with a newspaper column or Radio 4 slot to fill agrees, a vulgar "new atheism" is sweeping...
A WESTON author, who has joined the American president in a hall of fame, will be signing copies of her latest book today (Thurs). Gina Collia-Suzuki has celebrated entering her fourth decade by being awarded membership of the...
In "Changing My Mind: Occasional Essays," British novelist Zadie Smith holds her own as a thinker, writing on topics that include rapper Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson's cinematic star turn, modern Anglo literature and the wretched...
