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Salem`s Elizabeth Paquale Cast in Boston Children`s Theatre`s Family Musical `Legally Blonde`

Performances July 12 – 15, 2012 Tickets On Sale Now.

(BOSTON) - What’s hilarious, fun, and entertaining all wrapped up with a nice pink bow?

It’s Boston Children’s Theatre’s (BCT) production of LEGALLY BLONDE! LEGALLY BLONDE features the talents of 10 year old BCT Studio 3 student Elizabeth Pasquale of Salem in the role of Serena.

Why It`s Worse Than It Looks and Why We The People Are The Only Ones Who Can Fix It

A filibuster in the US refers to an obstructive tactic to prevent a measure from being brought to a vote.

(CLERMONT, FLA) - Our Founding Fathers must be rolling over in their graves over what's going on today.

`Baptized by Fire` - Interview With Afghan New Media Journalist

Ahmad Mukhtar is a reporter with a high tech take on the current war in historic Afghanistan.

(SALEM / KABUL) - Afghanistan's war has drawn far too many people into the line of fire. Among these witnesses to war are combatants, civilians, and a select handful of journalists in place to document conflict for the sake of history.

Ahmad Mukhtar is one of the new generation of Afghan media delivering breaking news through social media channels and getting a large, positive response.

Ananamide: the Real Gateway Drug

Marijuana is no gateway drug...look deeper, folks!

(MOLALLA, OR) - What the 'Gateway Drug' is has been bandied about for many years. Whether it is/was beer, tobacco, chocolate, Starbucks, pizza, Coca Cola or pancakes, or whatever else is still very controversial.

The ignorant severe critics say that it is marijuana. Unknown to them in their ignorance, they are only about half correct. The gateway drug is Anandamide which is in mother's milk and the first 'drug' any infant will ingest.

We Need Interfaith Dialogue to Establish Mutual Understanding: Prof. Oliver Davies

Prof. Davies has published several books including "The Creativity of God. World, Eucharist, Reason."

(TEHRAN) - We're living in a tumultuous and confused era when human's need for moderation and ethics can be felt more than ever.

India`s Frustration with Sri Lanka Reaches Breaking Point

The Delhi Pundits are well aware of the above nefarious history of Sri Lanka.

(CHENNAI, India) - Frustrated and exasperated the Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, is sending a top-level emissary, Shiv Shankar Menon, to Sri Lanka to convey in “the strongest terms” New Delhi’s concerns over a string of important issues.

Though this may be a late reawakening of the Indian Pundits to the realities of the situation in Sri Lanka, for the beleaguered victims of genocide, this is a welcome reprieve.

Netanyahu to Obama when we say `Jump` you answer, `How High`?

Graphics by Alex

(BEIRUT Al-Manar) - Presidential candidate Barack Obama is being targeted by the US Israel lobby as no American President seeking re-election has been in the country’s 236 year history.

Presbyterians Next Up for Divestment Vote

The Presbyterian Church could divest from three U.S. corporations which support, with their products, Israel’s occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.

(CHICAGO) - Jimmy Carter says the US is abandoning its role as the global champion of human rights, citing top officials decisions to target and assassinate abroad, including American citizens.

Obama Woos Latino Voters

Two recent events may increase Obama's chances of gathering a large percentage of the Hispanic vote.

(SAN FRANCISCO) - In winning the presidency in 2008, Barack Obama won about 67 percent of the Hispanic vote.

Lighter Laptops Sacrifice Longevity

If you’re in the market for this unquestionably beautiful, super lightweight machine, factor the true cost.

(REDDING, CA.) - When it comes to portable electronics, bigger is not better.

From the new line of UltraBooks announced at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show to the highly anticipated MacBook Pro with Retina Display released by Apple this month, laptops are getting ever smaller and lighter to compete with the growing popularity of tablet PCs.