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A bus driver, a prayer mat, and seven minutes of cultural tolerance
As the driver unrolled his prayer mat on the floor, the waiting passengers outside chatted among themselves.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 01/06
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 01/04
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In Pictures: Extravagant auctions
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iPad: Can it save the magazine industry?
IPad, other tablet computers, and e-readers will create a 'reading revolution.' But publishers' revenues may lag.
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'Tis the season for flash mobs, you say? They're just getting started.
This year's delightful run of flash mobs is winding up with a flurry of Santas and carolers. But the phenomenon is so well suited to modern society and technology, it should last a while.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day: 12/23
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In Pictures: O Christmas tree
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In Pictures: Cleanup of UK student protests
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In Pictures: Barbara Walters' 10 most fascinating people of 2010
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The Monitor's View: WikiLeaks and its hacker backers need a lesson in transparency
WikiLeaks itself, and the secretive hackers who disrupted websites in support, can't claim pure transparency for government but not for themselves. Julian Assange must practice what he preaches.
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In Pictures: Britain student protest
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the day 12/08
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 12/07
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WikiLeaks mirror sites: A new lease on life for WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks mirror sites ensure that it will be very difficult – if not impossible – to ever scrub WikiLeaks from the Web.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 12/06
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In Pictures: European snow storm
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Broncos Spygate 2: Will the fingers be pointed at Bill Belichick again?
Denver Broncos coach Josh McDaniels and his team were each fined $50,000 because a Broncos' staffer videotaped an opponent's practice this year. McDaniels worked for Patriots' coach Bill Belichick during another video scandal.
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Angry Birds bound for Xbox, PlayStation
Angry Birds, a popular smartphone application, will soon be available as a console title.
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Apple-I computer sells for $210K at auction
A 1976 Apple-I computer sold for upwards of $200K at Christie's this week.
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 11/23
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Zambia's champion barista strives for the perfect mix of spicy and sweet
Syria Mwanza, Zambia's champion barista, hopes to win accolades for his signature drink, which includes red chiles, ginger, cinnamon, and chocolate.
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In Pictures: Harry Potter fan frenzy
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Photos of the Day: Photos of the Day 11/16
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Royal wedding: Five traditions of royal nuptials
After years of speculation about when they would wed, Prince William and Kate Middleton announced their engagement on Tuesday. The announcement seems to have thrilled Britons, both the public and the press. The wedding and the buzz leading up to it are likely to provide a bit of cheer for a nation – though some people are sure to grouse about the cost of what is sure to be a lavish affair at a time of sobering austerity cuts. Below are some of the royal wedding and marriage traditions that we will surely hear more about in coming months.
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