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TV tonight: Rectify and Bates Motel finales plus Mel Brooks on PBS
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Gun control president goes after pressure cookers?
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Why the U.S. ranks low in global health: Lessons from Japan
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Social Distortion and Face To Face set to headline The Hootenanny 2013
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Questions with Ted Williams, The Man With 'Golden Voice'
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President Obama and the Kindergarten Kids
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CT court employees face tough questions over conflicts of interest
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Josh Silver on Capitol Hill corruption and the struggle to clean it up
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The Civil War: Latina hero Loreta Velazquez celebrated in Rebel, PBS
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How to rebuild the GOP
What in the World Archive: November 2012
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What is the Muslim Brotherhood and why is it dangerous?
With the Muslim Brotherhood in the news these days, maybe we should find out who they are and why they are dangerous. Published November 30 2012
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Morsi grabs power in Egypt as trouble grows in the Middle East
Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi grabs dictatorial control while Middle East turmoil continues. Published November 27 2012
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Ten great movies for Christmas 2012
Hollywood hasn't give us much to celebrate during the holidays in recent years, but in 2012 they have outdone themselves. Here's ten good ones now playing or coming up. Published November 26 2012
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Hamburg, Germany makes major concessions with its Muslim community
In a major political decision Hamburg, Germany is yielding important concessions to its Muslim communities, including teaching Islam in public schools. Published November 25 2012
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Lost luggage: A traveler’s tale for the holidays
We have all had some sort of traumatic travel experience. Here's a story to make you feel better the next time your travel plans hit a snag. Published November 23 2012
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The Gaza/Israel cease-fire is simply a break in the fighting
Don't get too excited about the ceasefire in the Middle East. It is just a lull. There is more conflict to come despite the enthusiasm by world leaders and the press. Published November 23 2012
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A Thanksgiving story about prayer in the Islamic world
Once in a while an unexpected act of random kindness makes Thanksgiving a day that can happen any time of the year. This is one of those stories. Published November 21 2012
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Diary of an Islamic apostate
On December 22, 2011 a woman known only as the “Liberated One” began blogging about her apostasy from Islam. Published November 17 2012
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S.O.S. (Secretary of State) Susan Rice is a sign of trouble
President Obama is less than cordial when pressed on the possible nomination of Susan Rice ... and we took notice. Published November 17 2012
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A frightening sampling of Islamic radicalism on the rise
Islamic radicalism is on the rise, but in our euphoria of re-electing Barack Obama, we continue to ignore the danger. Published November 10 2012
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Malalal Yousufzal and Radical Islamic violence against girls globally ignored
The Taliban has been hrowing acid into the faces of girls going to school in Pakistan, as they have against woman before. It is time to focus on this crime and do something about it. Published November 4 2012
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