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Mich. leaders, activists speak out on anti-refugee bill

Dec 3, 2015

Community leaders, elected officials and activists spoke out Wednesday in Dearborn against legislation that aims to erect hurdles for Syrian(...)

Dec 3, 2015

The charter bus was about 30 minutes out of Coldwater. The daylong visit to Detroit and Dearborn, part of the(...)

Dec 3, 2015

I am a Christian of Arab descent. I grew up in Jerusalem together with my Muslim neighbors and friends. It(...)

Dec 3, 2015

There’s a changing of the guard in Jerusalem. Jodi Rudoren, the current New York Times bureau chief, is coming back(...)

Dec 3, 2015

San Jose State University Students Pass Resolution to Divest from Corporations that profit from the Israeli Occupation. On Wednesday November(...)

Dec 3, 2015

The group of girls, ponytailed and dressed in pink, stretched their arms out to the sides and pivoted onto their(...)

Dec 2, 2015

All hopes were dashed this week when United States President Barrack Obama, who was in Paris at what has been(...)

Dec 2, 2015

“Iraqi Odyssey,” a two-and-a-half-hour personal history written and directed by the Swiss filmmaker Samir (full name, Samir Jamal Aldin), is(...)

Dec 2, 2015

While film director Naji Abu Nowar wants to tell stories about the culture of his Middle Eastern ancestors, the British-born(...)

Dec 2, 2015

BY: Adrian Tafesh/Contributing Writer Like many of D.C.’s finest artists, Huda Asfour has come from elsewhere. An Oud and Qanoun player,(...)

Dec 2, 2015

A 38-year-old Moroccan-American taxi driver spent his Thanksgiving in the hospital. An Islamophobic customer who had been ranting about ISIS(...)

Dec 2, 2015

Syria has been one of the most ethnically and religiously diverse places on Earth for several millennia. The city of(...)