Tolerance on Townhall

• Fire at French newspaper after Muhammad issue Wed Nov 2
  AP News
• Testimony ends in Michael Jackson doctor trial Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• IOC President Rogge praises Blatter for FIFA probe Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Somali gov't ousts 2 officials over food aid theft Tue Nov 1
  AP News
• Pentagon: US soldier killed by Pakistani in 2007 Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Pakistani Sesame Street preaches tolerance Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Reformed skinhead endures agony to remove tattoos Mon Oct 31
  AP News
• Bow to god of 'tolerance' or else Mon Oct 24
  Byron Babione
  In New Jersey, the Township of Union Public School District has suspended a special education teacher named Vicki Knox because she sat in her own home, on her own computer, and expressed her Christian faith on her personal Facebook page. ... more
• Gadhafi is gone but other US foes remain Fri Oct 21
  AP News
• Shock image threshold falls under internet pressure Fri Oct 21
  Reuters News
• IOC disappointed, but accept Merritt ruling: Rogge Thu Oct 20
  Reuters News
• Blatter prepares to unveil FIFA reform plan Wed Oct 19
  AP News
• AP Interview: Transsexual lawmaker speaks out Mon Oct 17
  AP News
• Mark Cuban and His OWS White Lie Mon Oct 17
  Jeff Carter
  Cuban wades into student loans. This is a half-assed analysis of the situation. The problem isn’t the loans. The problem is the cost of the education combined with the earning potential of the graduate upon attaining a degree. There is a lot of variation in all the moving parts. Fixing higher education isn’t easy. ... more
• Israel torn by morality of Shalit prisoner swap Sun Oct 16
  Reuters News
• Tennessee lawmaker who pushed guns-in-bars law charged with DUI Fri Oct 14
  Reuters News
• Insight: Investment prospects luring Myanmar in from cold Fri Oct 14
  Reuters News
• Saudi-backed religious tolerance center opens Thu Oct 13
  AP News
• Kazakhstan curbs religious freedom to halt militancy Thu Oct 13
  Reuters News
• South Carolina Episcopal diocese sees crisis over gay rights Wed Oct 12
  Reuters News
• The Cairo Pogrom Wed Oct 12
  Jeff Jacoby
  "The Coptic Hospital tried its best to deal with the sudden influx of casualties," wrote Carr, a Cairo-based journalist and blogger, in her firsthand account of Sunday's deadly attack on Christian protesters by the Egyptian military. "Its floors were sticky with blood and there was barely room to move among the wounded." ... more
• Myanmar set to free prisoners Tue Oct 11
  Reuters News
• Wall Street Journal Europe publisher resigns Tue Oct 11
  AP News
• The forgotten Christians of the East Tue Oct 11
  Caroline Glick
  On Sunday night, Egyptian Copts staged what was supposed to be a peaceful vigil at Egypt's state television headquarters in Cairo. The 1,000 Christians represented the ancient Christian community of some 8 million whose presence in Egypt predates the establishment of Islam by several centuries. They gathered in Cairo to protest the recent burning of two churches by Islamic mobs and the rapid escalation of state-supported violent attacks on Christians by Muslim groups since the overthrow of former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak in February. ... more
• What Happened When the Tea Party Went to Occupy D.C.? Tue Oct 11
  Katie Pavlich
• Official Myanmar body urges release of "prisoners of conscience" Tue Oct 11
  Reuters News

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