What Are We Working For?
"This long Labor Day weekend affords us time to relax, gather with family from far and near, fire up the grill in the great American tradition – and maybe reflect on what, exactly, we labor for." Read More
Netanyahu, Abbas Agree: Deal Within a Year
Direct talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority reopened yesterday following an 18 month hiatus. Both leaders agreed that these negotiations can be completed within one year. The next round of talks will take place in Sharm el-Sheikh on September 14. Read More
Hamas Threatens 'More Effective Attacks' on Israel
Thirteen Gaza militant groups have joined forces in reaction to relaunched peace talks. Hamas condemned the talks, saying its goal is to "liquidate" the Palestinian cause. When asked if the renewed attacks would include suicide bombings, the Hamas spokesman said: "All options are open." Read More
Israeli President, Pope Meet
In preparation for the middle east peace talks, Pope Benedict and Israeli President Shimon Peres met in a private audience, expressing hopes that the talks would contribute to the reaching of an agreement that is respectful of the legitimate aspirations of the two peoples. Read More
Poll: New Yorkers Want Islamic Center Moved
According to a New York Times poll, two-thirds of New York City residents want the planned Muslim community center to be relocated to a site farther away from ground zero in Lower Manhattan. These include many who describe themselves as supporters of the project.
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Kudos to Apple for Saying No to Porn
For many parishioners on a Sunday morning, once the closing hymn hits the second refrain, the race is on to get out the door and out the parking lot before a log jam of cars blocks the exits. For Father Phil DeRea's flock, the close of Mass brings a whole other type of race entirely: one that accelerates up to 200 miles per hour.
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