Fran Drescher: A Survivor of Tragedies
It took Drescher many years to recover from the ordeal of rape.
Norway Apologizes to Jews for Role in Nazi Holocaust
uring the second world war, the Norwegian president Vidkun Quisling, ordered the registration of 2,100 Jewish Norwegians.
Syria Violence Kills 37, U.N. Security Council to Meet
There was no let-up in violence on Friday, when anti-Assad protests again erupted after weekly Muslim prayers.
Earthquake Strikes Northern Italy for Second Time This Week
A quake of magnitude-5.1 quake hit the area on Wednesday.
RBS: Outrage Intensifies Over £1-Mln Bonus Paid to Bank Chief Hester
RBS is 82 percent-owned by the British taxpayer following huge bailouts totaling £45.5-billion during the height of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.
Iranian Border Guards Kill 6 Pakistanis
It is unclear when the bodies will be returned to Pakistan.
Spain Unemployment: Jobless Numbers Pass 5-Million Mark
Joblessness has particularly struck Spanish youth – nearly half (48.6 percent) of people between the ages of 16 and 24 are now without work.
Sundance Film Festival 2012: Spike Lee’s Co-Producer Adds to Racial Controversy
Lee’s point was that the filmmaking establishment cannot make authentic movies about black people the way an independent artist like he can.
India’s War on Valentine’s Day
To extreme right-wing Hindus and ultra-nationalists, the holiday represents a dire threat to traditional Indian values and represent part of what they believe is a conspiracy by the West to destroy Indian culture.
Liam Neeson and Islam: Conversions Among Westerners Increasing
The average Muslim convert in the U.K. is described as a “27-year-old white woman.”
Ahmadinejad Offers to Revive Nuclear Talks with West, but Remains Defiant on Sanctions
Ahmadinejad is the highest Iranian government official thus far to offer to re-start the talks.
Greg Kelly Accused: A Portrait of Rape in the U.S.
207,754 people (age 12 or older) are raped or sexually assault each year – which means someone is attacked every two minutes.
French Elections 2012: A Preview
Throughout all of Europe we have seen the rise in the polls of extreme right political parties.
Julia Gillard Rescued from Angry Protesters by Police
About fifty police officers escorted the two politicians to safety.
Romney's Tax Return: Compared with Athletes and Entertainers, He’s Quite Poor
It Romney were an athlete, he would be somewhere in the middle of the pack.
Romney’s Tax Return: You’re Not Getting the Whole Story
Those paying capital gains taxes should pay their fair share, and they already are.
Oscar Nominations 2012: Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Pakistan’s First Ever Nominee
An Academy Award nomination is stuff dreams are made of, she said.
Jessica Buchanan: Rescue Triggered by Failing Health?
She could hardly talk about Africa without tears in her eyes.”
State of the Union: Top 10 Most Surprising Statements from Obama’s Speech
Top 10 Most Surprising Statements from Obama’s Speech
Panic in Lahore, Pakistan Over Drug Deaths
The victims were all heart patients at the Punjab Institute of Cardiology.
Brazil: Activists Condemn Forced Eviction of Sao Paulo Squatters
The Pinheirinho squatter camp became a home to thousands of people, and even had its own church and shops.
Somalia: U.S. Raid Rescues Two Western Hostages
No U.S. soldiers were hurt in the escapade.
Tim Thomas Controversy: Michael Moore “Weighs” In
It turns out that Thomas went to the same high school -- though decades later -- as leftist filmmaker Michael Moore, Davison High in a suburb of Flint, Mich.
Prince Fielder to Detroit: Incredible Wealth in the Poorest City in America
About one-third of city residents (33.2 percent) live in poverty, among the highest such rates in the country for large cities.
Russian Holocaust Memorial Removes Mention of Jewish Victims
A total of 15,000 to 16,000 Jews were killed by the Nazis in Rostov-on-Don between August 1942 to February 1943.
John Kerry: Why Did He Show Up At The White House With Two Black Eyes, Broken Nose?
Kerry, 68, had two black eyes, a broken nose and visible bruises on his face.
Afghan Woman Gives Birth to Sextuplets
Maternal and infant mortality rates in Afghanistan are amongst the highest in the world.
World Needs to Create 600-Million Jobs in Next Ten Years: ILO
40-million new people are expected to enter the global workforce annually.
Chinese New Year 2012: Not So Happy for Tibetans
Human rights groups claim that Chinese security forces fired upon dozens of Tibetan protesters during a protest march.
Jay Leno Golden Temple: U.S. State Department Defends Comedian in Sikh Flap
She added that the U.S. had absolute respect for all Indians, including Sikhs.