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Fatal stabbing saddens community
By Jessica Barrow
Friday, 07.16.2010, 05:16am

DEARBORN — Over a hundred people gathered for a candlelight vigil in remembrance of 18-year-old Mohammed Abboud, who was killed on the morning of Tuesday, July 13 after an altercation at the Dearborn Ice Skating Center.


Fidel Castro returns to TV with dire warning of nuclear conflict
   Israel paves the way for killing by remote control
By Jonathan Cook
 
 
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Dearborn man seeks help from community following brutal attack and shooting
By Nick Meyer
Friday, 07.16.2010, 06:12am

DEARBORN — In the early hours of the morning on Saturday, June 26, Dearborn resident Abbas Al Tamimi was walking home on Reuter Street near Blesser Avenue after visiting a friend.
Family accuses Dearborn Heights police of retaliation for lawsuit
Dearborn welcomes back Rima!
U.S. Muslim travelers warned of 'forced exile', know your rights.
Metro Detroit Youth Day hits 28 years
ACC announces summer recreational program
   
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Hizbullah ready to repel Israeli attacks

Friday, 07.16.2010, 05:23am

BEIRUT - Lebanon's Hizbullah resistance movement says it is fully prepared for any future Israeli attack, warning Tel Aviv of disastrous consequences of another conflict.
Allegedly abducted Iranian scientist arrives home
Lebanese general seeks court record in Hariri case
Tariq Aziz shifted to Iraqi custody
UK envoy's praise for Lebanon Shi'a leader draws Israeli anger
Death sentence for Israeli spy
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CNN's objectivity questioned in sacking of Mideast reporter
By Eli Clifton
Friday, 07.16.2010, 04:51am

WASHINGTON (IPS) — CNN's firing of Octavia Nasr, the editor responsible for the network's Middle East coverage, over a Twitter post in which she expressed her sadness over the death of a Lebanese cleric has set off a firestorm of debate about what the decision says about CNN's fairness in reporting on the region.
Iran stoning sentence 'on hold'
'Iran nearing nuclear bombs' Russia warns
ICC adds genocide to charges against Sudan's president
Flotilla journalists to sue Israel
Israelis sue Al-Jazeera over reports during 2006 war
   
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Poll: Majority of Americans lack faith in Obama

Friday, 07.16.2010, 05:20am

WASHINGTON – Nearly 60 percent of American voters say they lack faith in President Barack Obama, according to a public opinion poll published on Tuesday.
Department of Justice announces lawsuit against Arizona's misguided immigration law
Report says U.S. tax breaks aiding illegal outposts in West Bank
Obama approval among Muslims falls
CNN's firing of Octavia Nasr protested
Anti-immigrant state laws could multiply, Obama warns
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AAPAC begins primary endorsement process
By Jessica Barrow
Friday, 07.16.2010, 06:02am

DEARBORN - The Arab American Political Action Committee (AAPAC) hosted their first round of interviews for endorsements on Wednesday at 5:00 p.m. at the The Arab American News' main office. The endorsements will be for Michigan's primary election which will take place on Tuesday, August 3.
Fundraiser for Bernero held at local attorney's house
Woronchak vies to retain his commission seat
Casino, health care issues miss Michigan ballot
Detroit City council President endorses Dillon for governor
Bouchard Endorsed by Michigan Police Organization
   
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CNN has lost the right to demand "free speech"
By Jamal Bittar
Friday, 07.16.2010, 05:44am

The firing of Octavia Nasr last week was truly a sad day for democracy, free speech and America. It was alarming and absolutely nauseating, and it spoke to the power of the pro-Israeli lobby in the U.S.
BDS campaign wants Israel to abide by international law
Two failed efforts at Muslim-bashing
Israel will not last for more than 30 years
Israeli war crimes and piracy
The Madness of Arrogance
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Lebanese Muslim painter's artistic vision: Religious harmony in Italy
By Nick Meyer
Friday, 07.16.2010, 05:48am

There are thousands upon thousands of technically skilled artists and painters, but in the world of fine art, it's the artist's individual touch that separates him or her from the rest of the pack.
Syrian sweet tray enters Guiness Book
MEA holds its first culture and music festival
18th Annual Concert of Colors features Arabic music master Simon Shaheen with the DSO
New Muslim woman's magazine encourages being 'modest and fabulous'
Local rapper recounts immigrant experience on new CD
   
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Healthy Blue Xtras promotes wellness and Michigan
By Kay Siblani
Friday, 07.09.2010, 07:39am

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan has teamed up with more than 40 Michigan companies to offer discounts to its members on everything from yoga classes to travel packages. With the new program Healthy Blue Xtras, members can save money on groceries, workout gear and gym memberships.
Heat wave causes increase in illness
 
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Rahaf Abdallah poses after being crowned Miss Lebanon 2010 in Adma, north of Beirut, July 9, 2010. REUTERSWadih Shlink

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