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Unchanged Beauty, Unrivaled Challenge

Golfing in Oregon has been rising in popularity, and these courses are a lot of the reason why.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Nestled 50 miles south of Portland and 50 miles east of the rugged picturesque Oregon coastline, the Salem, Oregon area is home to eight scenic private, semi-private and public golf courses.

Bangladesh: Thousands of Refugees Fleeing Burma in Need of Food, Shelter

Our human rights ambassador contacts Australia's Minister for Foreign Affairs to help refugees from Myanmar.

(SALEM) - The face of a Burmese refugee pleading with Bangladeshi officials, is possibly one of the saddest moments ever captured.

Bangladeshi public officials know there is terrible secular fighting taking place in Burma's Arakan state; yet Bangladesh is failing to fulfill an obligation to humanity.

Salem TV Show Interview with Tim King from Salem-News.com

Hosts of 'The Word' on CCTV talk to Tim about news and political views.

(SALEM) - Agron Belica located this clip today on YouTube, of Tim King's recent appearance on a local Salem, Oregon TV show.

The television show is called 'The Word', the hosts asked Tim, who started Salem-News.com almost eight years ago, to explain what the news group does and what our general angle was in approaching the news.

NPR Betrays Listeners` Children for Monsanto and Drug Money

NPR and PBS have a lot to learn.

(WASHINGTON DC) - NPR supporters were outraged when it began running "Marketplace," a show produced by American Public Media- funded by Monsanto.

URGENT: Act Now for Mahmoud Sarsak on 88th Day of Hunger Strike

Israel's special laws that apply only to Palestinians, have shattered the life of an aspiring star athlete.

(MELBOURNE) - As European soccer stars compete in the European Championship, the eyes of the world must turn to a soccer star at urgent risk of death:

Palestinian national team member Mahmoud Sarsak, 25, has been imprisoned under Israel’s “Unlawful Combatants Law” – the only prisoner so held – without charge or trial – for three years.

Most Precious Gifts

A Springtime visit to PALESTINE

Food Wars

Denae Gemmrig explores the public face of Monsanto, one of the nation's most powerful companies.

(PHOENIX, AZ) - While Monsanto works so hard to end the world’s hunger issues by creating genetically modified organisms, the people are fighting to get GMO food labeled.

Genetically modified organisms are organisms whose genetic material is altered using DNA from different sources and then combined into one molecule to create a new set of genes.

Message to Rep. Corrine Brown and My Time to be a Voice of Conscience for Christ




Wisdom forgives but never forgets...

(CLERMONT, FLA) - Two thousand years ago The Cross had NO symbolic religious meaning and was not a piece of jewelry.

When Jesus said: "Pick up your cross and follow me," everyone back then understood he was issuing a POLITICAL statement, for the main roads in Jerusalem were lined with crucified agitators, rebels, dissidents and any others who disturbed the status quo of the Roman Occupying Forces.

America`s interest in Syria is Israel

The Ugly Truth and Ha'aretz bring us the story everyone expected.

(WASHINGTON DC) - In the long run, the events in Syria are part of the Israeli success story. This region is changing rapidly.

Egypt’s decline into a conflict between the secular and fundamentalists appears to be the epitome of that story.

2012 National Edward R. Murrow Award Winners

CBS News took the awards for Video Feature Reporting and Video Investigative Reporting in the network television grouping.

(WASHINGTON DC) - The Radio Television Digital News Association has announced the 2012 National Edward R. Murrow Award winners. The awards honor excellence in electronic journalism.

In all, 67 news organizations are being honored with 99 awards...