Are Muslim-Americans More Afraid Of The US Than ISIS? Panel Reaction To Donald Trump Shows Less Concern For Islamic State Group Stateside
In a panel last week, a Republican strategist learned that American Muslims think that ISIS is hardly a threat.
Anti-Islam Sentiment In America: US Has Less Favorable Attitudes Toward Muslim, Arab Communities, Poll Finds
Democrats were more likely than Republicans to have a positive view of Muslim and Arab communities in the U.S., a poll found.
Donald Trump Calls Hillary Clinton A 'Liar,' Uses Obscenity To Describe Her 2008 Presidential Campaign
Donald Trump's comments followed Hillary Clinton’s criticism that his statements would help the Islamic State group's recruitment drive.
Las Vegas Strip Crash: Driver Lakeisha Holloway Says She Was Stressed From Living In A Car, Denies Driving Under Influence
Lakeisha N. Holloway, 24, slammed her car into pedestrians on a busy stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard Sunday evening, killing one person and injuring at least 35 others.
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Southwest Airlines Settles FAA Lawsuit, To Pay $2.8M In Civil Penalties For Violating Safety Regulations
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NYPD Detective Among Six US Troops Killed In Afghanistan Suicide Bombing
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Sandra Bland Update: No Indictments For Waller County Jail Employees
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Does Hillary Clinton Owe Donald Trump An Apology? Campaign Says 'Hell No' Regarding ISIS Video Claim
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Election 2016: Lindsey Graham Drops Out Of Presidential Race Amid Poor Polling
Never having attracted significant support, the Republican senator from South Carolina announced his withdrawal Monday on CNN.
Obama NPR Interview: Republicans Stoke Fear Of ISIS For Blue Collar Workers
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Miss Universe Winner Gaffe: Donald Trump Says Mistake Would Never Have Happened When He Ran Pageant
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Donald Trump Defends Putin Again, Says No Proof Russian President Ever Killed Anyone
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Las Vegas Strip Accident: 1 Dead, Over 30 Injured After Car Drives Into Pedestrians On Sidewalk
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Donald Trump Calls Hillary Clinton A Liar, Bernie Sanders Calls Trump A Liar
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