The question I am asked most often in media interviews and on radio call-in programs is: "Why don't Muslim leaders condemn terrorism?"
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The Air Force Academy failed to draw a clear line against religious intolerance within its ranks, a military task force reported Wednesday. The panel said instances of insensitivity among some born-again Christian staff and cadets reflect a lack of awareness and ignorance, not overt...
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USATODAY.com - A Pentagon analyst was charged Wednesday with illegally passing classified information about potential attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq to two members of a pro-Israel lobbying group...
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USATODAY.com - A Colorado teenager can't practice driving because her mom is blind. Julianna Barber, 15, and her mother Marcia, of Colorado Springs, sued in federal court Monday after the attorney general's office said the girl's grandfather could not act as her supervising driver...
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USATODAY.com - Washington Democratic governor Christine Gregoire took office in January after a third count overturned two previous counts that gave the election to Republican Dino Rossi. But, in a suit, the GOP claims that so many illegal ballots ended up in the final count that Gregoire's...
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USATODAY.com - President Bush says he supports efforts to secure the nation's border, but also wants to permit workers who came here illegally to become legal "guest workers." Many Republicans see undocumented workers as an argument for tighter border security. And right now, Bush's critics are...
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