The London tabloids favourite fodder, Sheikh Abu Hamza al Masri, finds the US charging him and extraditing him for crimes that Britain couldn't. Read more

Did someone say genocide in Sudan? Who cares when there's a party in Khartoum celebrating the end of twenty years of civil war? Read more

Denying any responsibility and admitting no mistakes, President Bush hopes to refocus attention from the setbacks in Iraq to the upcoming transfer of power. Read more

It's a familiar story: A Muslim gets accused of supporting terorrism, is locked up amid a media frenzy, and is then released in obscurity. Read more

Last year, Muslim comics were a novelty. This year, they're getting together, going on international tours, and they've "bin Laughin." Read more

Pope John Paul II has made significant overtures toward the Muslim world, but is also growing more wary of Islam as a rival religion. Read more

Since 9/11, there have been only a few times where anger towards Muslims has risen to the same level. Daniel Pearl's murder was one. Nick Berg's may be another. Read more

Bush's foreign policy consists of driving through the fog of war with 10-foot visibility, instead of a long-term vision of fairness and moral principle. Read more

After a decade of neglect, the BJP party of Indian PM Atal Behari Vajpayee is looking to the Muslim vote in order to remain in power. Read more

A quiet Michigan town with a growing Muslim population debates whether to allow a mosque to use a loudspeaker to call Muslims to prayer. Read more