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Today is the Birthday of Lalon Mark Gomes

Lalon Mark gomes was born on 5th of January 2011 in Holy Family Red Crescent Medical College (HFRCMC) in Dhaka Bangladesh.

(DHAKA, Bangladesh) - Today is the second birthday of Lalon Mark Gomes, the second son of prominent Bangladeshi human rights activist and journalist William Nicholas Gomes and Annie Jhumur Halder.

William Nicholas Gomes is the human rights ambassador and assistant editor Influential US based news agency Salem-News.com.

Will the Al-Nusrah Front Announce an Islamic Emirate for Yarmouk Palestinian Camp?

When asked, Syrian soldiers near Yarmouk, often provide a terse response to the effect that they are “preparing to secure the area and awaiting orders.”

(YARMOUK CAMP, Damascus) - Syria and Lebanon's longstanding agreement allowing citizens to cross the border without a visa, is not extended to Palestinians.

It poses big problems for Palestinian refugees living in both countries.

Down and Out in `America`s Finest City`

When do the arrests and the fraud and treason trials begin? Greedy parasites eventually kill their host...the beginnings of which I saw happening in San Diego.

(SAN DIEGO) - I saw a sign once that read "Bad ideas make for the best stories", and thinking how true that was. My bad idea for June 2012 was thinking I could hitchhike through California, from the Mexican border up to Oregon. I had done it 40 years earlier with no problems, so why not?

~ Dear LASANTHA, May Your Sweet Soul Rest In Peace

One of Sri Lanka's murdered journalists who will never be forgotten.

(LOS ANGELES) - FOUR YEARS PASSED BY, as of January 8, 2013, and the CULPRITS are still Merry-Making, in the Land Like No Other.

The ‘murder’ of someone close to us shall eternally leave us shocked with grief...

The Miracle Trap

The test for China, India, Brazil, Indonesia, and other current miracle countries... will they be able to sustain growth as the conditions of their initial success change?

(WASHINGTON DC Foreign Policy) - Over the holidays, I read an interview in which a leading global intellectual spoke in glowing terms of the great miracle.

Hundreds of millions of Chinese, Indians and other Asians have been and are being lifted out of poverty by the superior economic policies of their governments.

It Ain`t Easy Being Green: OR Officials Want to Tax Fuel-Efficient Cars

Saving money at the pump could cost drivers down the road. Lawmakers want to tax fuel-efficient drivers.

(PORTLAND NW Watchdog) - While the federal government hands out tax credits for high-mileage cars, the state of Oregon may ask owners of hybrids and electric vehicles to pay more.

When the legislature convenes in February, lawmakers will consider taxing eco-friendly vehicles, ones that get 55 miles per gallon or more, based on how much you drive.

123 Child Victims Identified - Will Facebook Help Find Them?

Will Facebook help us find perpetrators who use Facebook to post illicit images and videos of children?

(WASHINGTON DC) - Yesterday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) - running an investigation called "Operation Sunflower" - identified 123 victims of online child pornography.

Can Palestinian Non-Violent Resistance Make it Into Israel`s Education System?

Guy Davidi is launching a campaign to try and bring the movie 'Five Broken Cameras' to Israeli schools, to teenagers who are gearing up for their army service.

(HEBRON +972 Mag) - By the time the documentary Five Broken Cameras came out in late 2011, the Palestinian village of Bil’in in the occupied West Bank had already become the symbol of Palestinian non-violent resistance to Israeli occupation.

It had already celebrated six long years of weekly Friday demonstrations led by the residents, joined by Israeli and international activists and aggressively repressed by the IDF...

Brutal Cold Waves Could be Heading for the U.S.

Folks may want to check their supply of fuel for the second half of the winter sooner rather than later, in the event the waves of arctic air develop to their full potential.

(STATE COLLEGE, PA) - AccuWeather reports beginning near or just past the middle of the month, signs are pointing toward waves of frigid air moving southward across North America from the North Pole.

Much of the nation has been experiencing higher-than-average temperatures and lower heating bills so far during the cold weather season, with the exception of some bouts the past couple of weeks.

Reactor Reax Top Stories - Utilities Nationwide Could Share Financial Pain of Idled Nuclear Plant

Get the latest from Physicians for Social Responsibility.

(WASHINGTON DC) - This week in Reactor Reax, states and enviros accuse NRC of rushing waste storage study; Utilities nationwide could share the financial pain of the idled Crystal River nuclear plant; A breath of stale air from GOP, and Indian Point Nuclear threat needs Senate review, Engineers Contend...

These stories and more in this weekend's roundup of the world's most viewed stories about nuclear safety.