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Shady companies with ties to Israel wiretap the U.S. for the NSA Activists urge National 9/11 Museum to acknowledge historic “Little Syria” in permanent exhibition  AAPAC begins endorsement process for upcoming elections  Dix: Home to culture and economic growth, pollution and neglect Gasoline stolen from underground tanks at stations caught on camera
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:15pm
Army General Keith Alexander, the director of the NSA, is having a busy year — hopping around the country, cutting ribbons at secret bases and bringing to life the agency’s greatly expanded eavesdropping network.

Activists urge National 9/11 Museum to acknowledge historic “Little Syria” in permanent exhibition 
By Natasha Dado
   AAPAC begins endorsement process for upcoming elections 
By Samer Hijazi
   Dix: Home to culture and economic growth, pollution and neglect
By Samer Hijazi
 
 
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:08pm
DETROIT — A mother and daughter who are both Lebanese were caught trying to smuggle close to $73,000 into the United States from Canada. An estimated $59,000 was found in the women’s bras. A criminal complaint was filed Tuesday in Detroit federal court. 
70 years later, remembering the Detroit Riot of ’43 
Dearborn Planning Commission approves turning City Hall into apartments for artist
Dearborn's city council approves fire merger, draws mixed reactions from Melvindale
Arab American scholar and historian dies at 93  
Gasoline stolen from underground tanks at stations caught on camera
   
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:48pm
U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces used chemical weapons on a small scale against rebel fighters in Syria's civil war, the White House said on Thursday, June 13.
World’s tallest skyscraper with twist: Dubai inaugurates Cayan Tower
Qatari leaders expected to step down
Istanbul square crackdown shakes Erdogan’s regional credibility
Saudi Grand Mufti attacks ‘sectarian Hizbullah’, urges substantial actions against its backers
Syrian army pushes to wrest control over last rebel stronghold in central Syria
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By Ramzy Baroud
Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:10pm
My friend Hanna is Syrian and also happens to be Christian. The latter fact was rarely of consequence, except whenever he wished to boast about the contributions of Arab Christians to Middle Eastern cultures. Of course, he is right. The modern Arab identity has been formulated through a fascinating mix of religions, sects and races. Christianity, as well as Islam, is deeply-rooted in many aspects of Arab life. Needless to say, the bond between Islam and Christianity is simply unbreakable.
Misreading Iranian politics
U.S. militarism in Mideast is radicalizing Iran
Beirut, and love, and rain
Israel fears war of attrition in Golan
UN asks Israel to stop violating Lebanon's airspace
   
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By Jim Lobe
Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:17pm
WASHINGTON —  With Syrian government forces and their allies scoring a major victory over Western- and Gulf Arab-backed rebel forces this week, neo-conservatives and other anti-Damascus hawks are trying hard to turn up the pressure on President Barack Obama to sharply escalate U.S. support for the opposition.
Edward Snowden’s brave choice
FBI director says U.S. will hold Snowden responsible on NSA leak
Immigration bill clears early test vote; Obama calls for action
Rice replaces Donilon as Obama’s top foreign policy adviser
Obama administration defends massive surveillance program
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 08:52pm
DETROIT — Mike Duggan has been removed from the ballot as a candidate for Detroit Mayor, in accordance to a ruling by the Third District Court this week. Mayoral Candidate Tom Barrow had filed a claim in late May that Duggan was never qualified for the position to begin with.
No primary election for Dearborn Heights municipalities 
Rogers, Land maintain leads in potential2014 GOP U.S. Senate race
Detroit, Metro communities prepare for primary elections
Detroit prepares for a different kind of municipality election
Dearborn candidates gear up for Primary Election
   
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By Ali Harp
Thursday, 06.13.2013, 10:11pm
Millions of Americans learned last week that their government is spying on them and looking at their phone records, via a massive surveillance program that is operated by the National Security Agency. Citizens have one man to thank for these revelations: Edward Snowden, the 29-year-old "geek," who leaked the information about the program to the media. 
Loaning a car to a friend is a roll of the dice
Arab community should seriously address the issue of sexual harassment 
Dix area residents feel ignored by the City
Qusair: Exclusive eyewitness account
Employment relationship in Michigan is no-strings-attached
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 08:21pm
Adonis is widely considered the greatest living Arab poet. He was born in Al-Qassabin, a small town in northeast Syria, in 1930. A lifetime supporter of democracy and secularism in the Middle East, he was imprisoned in Syria for his political beliefs in the mid-1950s.  
New Syrian cookbook features century-old traditional recipes 
Film offering positive portrayal of Arabs and Islam premiers in Dearborn 
Oscar-nominated films depict Israel as an apartheid state
Book chronicles challenges of Muslim Americans in post 9/11 era 
The Islamophobia Industry
   
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Thursday, 03.28.2013, 10:57pm
DEARBORN — Hussein "Sam" Nazzal, a Dearborn businessman, and Edward A. Schneider, a local attorney, were both found guilty this week by a federal jury for multiple counts of fraud and commercial bribery.
Man charged with felonious assault in connection to knife altercation at Mango’s Cafe
Dearborn man charged with bank fraud 
Man arrested in connection to multiple lottery ticket thefts 
Dr. Hussein Awada, brother of Turkia Mullin faces federal charges 
Two charged and arrested for burglary 
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Thursday, 06.13.2013, 08:19pm
After being diagnosed with prostate cancer, men who eat a diet high in vegetable fats, such as those in nuts and olive oil, may be less likely to have their disease spread, a new study suggests.
Obama urges greater openness in dealing with mental illness
Happiness could be key to good health
Daily sunscreen may prevent skin aging
Mediterranean diet is one of four lifestyle changes that reduce risk of death by 80 percent
Adult stem cells could hold key to curing type 1 diabetes
   
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Gasoline stolen from underground tanks at stations caught on camera
Istanbul square crackdown shakes Erdogan’s regional credibility
Scandal rocks ADC: Sexual harassment allegations against civil rights advocate shocks community
Sexual harassment: A briefing on the concept and the law
Investigation reveals local convenience stores sell fireworks to minors
Teens’ distracted driving becomes a dangerous epidemic
U.S. demands Hizbullah withdraw from Syria
Ficano speaks about career, community and controversy
After 18 years, what’s next for the Arab International Festival?
Police close investigation into pressure cooker that distrupted Muslim conference at Adoba Hotel

   
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