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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/19
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Creator of Revolution Muslim website, inspiration to US jihadis, pleads guilty
Jesse Curtis Morton, who ran RevolutionMuslim.com, admitted to influencing would-be American militants including 'Jihad Jane' and the Pentagon model-plane bomber.
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'Kill list': Is counterterrorism tactic against Anwar al-Awlaki illegal?
A US court has an opportunity to consider that question in a lawsuit brought on behalf of the American-born cleric by the ACLU and Anwar al-Awlaki's father.
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Bacon attack on an American mosque: prank or hate crime?
Strips of bacon spelling 'PIG' and 'CHUMP' were found in front of a South Carolina mosque Sunday. In post-9/11 America, pork – which is unclean in Islam – is a primary form of anti-Muslim protest.
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Free speech: What if Terry Jones went to Sweden?
A look at the global state of free speech.
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Facebook beats Google in one important metric: wasting time
Facebook users spent more than 41 million minutes on the social networking site in August. That's good enough to boost Facebook over Google and Yahoo.
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Internet censorship continues due to "Everybody Draw Mohammad Day"
Pakistani officials said Internet censorship was the only option after a court order was made.
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'Everybody Draw Mohammad Day': What's a Muslim-American to think?
'Everbody Draw Mohammad Day' sparked outrage in the Muslim world and Pakistani ban on Facebook. A Muslim-American explains why the idea is so offensive to her and Muslims worldwide.
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Will Facebook be hurt by protests against 'Everybody Draw Mohammad Day'?
Probably not. Even if protesters on both sides of the 'Everybody Draw Mohammad Day' fracas manage to organize a concerted boycott, it's unlikely it would be enough to really make a dent in Facebook traffic.
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'Draw Mohammed Day': Bold affirmation of free speech or malicious attack on Islam?
A controversial campaign on Facebook to generate depictions of the Prophet Muhammad – forbidden in Islam – has prompted Pakistan to ban YouTube, Wikipedia, and other websites.
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Pakistan bans Facebook, Youtube over 'Draw Mohammad Day'
Pakistan blocked YouTube, Wikipedia, and other websites Thursday to try to suppress a Facebook page declaring Thursday Everybody Draw Mohammad Day. Many protested the 'blasphemy' of depicting the prophet.
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On Facebook, a fight over 'Everybody Draw Mohammad Day' rages
A minor war has erupted on Facebook over 'Everybody Draw Mohammad Day' competition. Meanwhile, authorities in Pakistan have severed local access to Facebook.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 05/19
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