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The bumper sticker reading "Allah is Love" was torn off and the car was keyed. [read more]
A picture began to emerge Thursday of the suspect in the Fort Hood shootings as a mental health professional who worked to help others in high-stress situations. [read more]
Also reviewed: 'Looking for Palladin'; 'The Wedding Song'; 'Victory Day'; 'Yes Men Save the World.' Although "Died Young, Stayed Pretty," a documentary about the underground rock poster movement, begins with a freewheeling array of diverting poster graphics and provocative artist interviews, it soon becomes apparent that there's no real structure or point of view to it all. In fact, by the movie ... [read more]
The Cousin Of The Man Held In The Massacre At Fort Hood, Texas, Says The Army Major Had Wanted To Leave The Military Because He Felt Disrespected Over His Religion. [read more]
Major Nidal Malik Hasan came into the 7-Eleven for coffee and hashbrowns most mornings, including the day he allegedly shot dozens of soldiers. [read more]
Also reviewed: 'Looking for Palladin'; 'The Wedding Song'; 'Victory Day'; 'Yes Men Save the World.' [read more]
Officials confirmed early Friday that an injured victim had succumbed to injuries suffered in the attack, bringing the death toll in the shooting to 13. Special report: Complete coverage of the shootings [read more]
A US Army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people at a Texas military base reportedly bought breakfast in traditional Arab dress hours before the shooting spree. [read more]
In March 2003 the United States began its occupation of Iraq; the phased withdrawal of troops began only recently, on June 30 of this year. What happened during those six years to the country’s civilians is heartbreaking, and not widely reported. [read more]
The October 8 New York Police & Fire Widows’ & Children’s Benefit Fund at the New York Hilton was a historic moment. For the first time, four New York City mayors — Michael Bloomberg , Rudolph Giuliani , David Dinkins and Ed Koch —were recognized by a single cause. [read more]