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from Gateway Pundit
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from Investor's Business Daily
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Education spending pits different views
Romney, Obama disagree over larger federal role
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Cairo – Egyptian prosecutors referred to trial Tuesday a well-known radical Islamist who tore up an English copy of the Bible during a protest outside the U.S. Embassy in Cairo against an anti-Islam film produced in the United States.
The case against Ahmed Mohammed Abdullah is a rare example of Egypt’s blasphemy laws – often condemned by rights groups as restrictive of freedom – used against someone who allegedly insulted a religion other than Islam.
Abdullah, also known as Abu Islam, was filmed during a protest outside the embassy two weeks ago as he stood before the crowd and ripped up the holy book. “Next time I will urinate on it,” he says in another video. Both videos were posted online.
Contempt toward “heavenly” religions – a term usually taken to include Christianity, Islam, and Judaism – is punishable by up to five years in Egypt.
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State kills two wolves in Stevens County
Rich Landers
Medicare hikes likely
Premiums to rise for program’s drug plans, report says
Jobless rate still high, but officials upbeat
Private sector gains since 2011 ‘encouraging’
Think breakfast
When breaking Yom Kippur fast …
Give pork big flavor in a few steps
Marinate using simple ingredients
Dear Papa: Letters to Hemingway get crucial repair
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from The Wenatchee World
By Michelle McNiel World staff writer
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