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Before any facts could be ascertained, CNN and other news outlets reported that the people behind the mass killings were surety Muslims

Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik said he killed 93 people to spark a "revolution" against the multiculturalism he believed was sapping Europe's heritage, and experts say a frank debate about immigration may be the best way to prevent similar explosions of violence.

By killing Labour members, he sought to discourage party membership ? he blamed the party for committing treason and failing the country.

Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik said he killed 93 people to spark a "revolution" against the multiculturalism he believed was sapping Europe's heritage, and experts say a frank debate about immigration may be the best way to prevent similar explosions of violence.

The boy was kidnapped when his father refused to cooperate with the Taliban.

New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation employes the latest medical simulation technology to improve patient safety outcomes in the city's public hospitals.

If Anders Breivik were not a mass killer he would have been an academic of quite some substance -- it is with commanding flair that he flits from one philosopher to another in his raving 1500-page thesis against multiculturalism in Europe, the idea of political correctness and the perceived Islamization of Europe. His thesis contains some of the most potent and abrasive tirades against multiculturalism to this date. Drawing on his conviction that an Islamic colonization of Europe is taking place...

Anders Behring Breivik placed himself potentially outside of religious Christianity in a 1,500 page manifesto he has reportedly admitted to writing.

After France, Belgium is the second European state to enforce such a prohibition

The Norwegian man arrested and charged in connection with the bombing attacks in Oslo has been described by media as a Christian fundamentalist with extreme right-wing views.

Terrorist attacks in Oslo's central government district and a nearby youth camp have killed over 80 people Friday. The current death toll represents a shocking surge from the initial 10 reported dead in the explosion earlier today.

A South Carolina couple found the image of Jesus Christ on their Walmart receipt three days after their purchase. The pair had just returned from Bible study and felt that the image seemed to answer some of the questions they'd just been asked.

New Zealand says no thanks to unusual baby names with a new ban from the Registrar of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.

A vote on science materials promises to re-ignite debate within Texas' State Board of Education over how public schools teach the theory of evolution.

Harper Seven Beckham Would not be Allowed.

For the first time in Ireland, a report into child sexual abuse exposes an attempt by the Holy See to frustrate an inquiry in a sovereign, democratic republic as little as three years ago, not three decades ago, he said.

Hate crime victim Rais Bhuiyan is suing Texan Governor Rick Perry to halt the execution tomorrow of the man who almost took his life.

In Phnom Penh, the scars of the past are everywhere, but so too is hope for the future.

Brangelina wedding up on the cards?

A graphic video surfaced on Monday showing the brutal execution-style murder of 16 policemen from Pakistan by Taliban terrorists.

In a presidential campaign likely to be a referendum on President Barack Obama's economic management, GOP hopeful Michele Bachmann's gay rights views -- and the seemingly regular fallout they generate -- could make or break her 2012 presidential push.