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Hooman Majd Iran? The U.S. should mind its own business

Iranian-American journalist Hooman Majd separates facts from fantasies about the Iranian protests
  • The great right-wing freak-out

    Symptoms of the conservative crack-up were on full display after President Obama's trip abroad. Bill Kristol, take a bow.
  • Engaging the Muslim world

    Lebanon does not march in lockstep with Iran, argues the author in an excerpt from his new book. It is defined by a kaleidoscope of alliances.
  • The radical Islamist who came in from the cold

    A former radical who is now working to combat religious extremism explains the Islamist mind-set.
  • My ex reverted to Islam and won't communicate

    We're both in recovery and we have a daughter -- I wish we could be closer.
  • Finding peace on the road to Mecca

    Islamic pilgrims are gathering in Saudi Arabia this week -- and making the world a better place.
  • Bill Maher vs. the "talking snake"

    The HBO host and comedian talks about "Religulous," his onslaught against the religious idiocy that threatens to deliver America to Sarah Palin and her fellow "space god" worshipers.
  • Oil, Islam, and women

    For Muslim women yearning for political power, Allah is not the problem.
  • The souls of young Muslim folk

    What it's like to be America's new "problem" in the age of terror.
  • The fall of Bush's man in Pakistan

    Despite Pervez Musharraf's despotism and double-dealing with U.S. enemies, George W. Bush, John McCain and the GOP embraced him to the bitter end.
  • British Muslims unveil new marriage contract

    It's being called a "revolutionary" defense of women's marital rights.
  • Here come the muhajababes!

    How sex, booze and heavy metal fit into the world of hip young Arabs today.
  • Turks gone wild!

    Women protest an exhibitionism conviction by showing some skin.
  • Malaysia: Give up lipstick, prevent rape!

    Officials are passing out anti-rape pamphlets that warn against makeup and high heels.
  • Barack Obama is a Muslim, and other stories

    The Democratic nominee's campaign is working overtime to combat rumors -- yet misinformation is still running rampant across the Internet.
  • Bareheaded in the park

    Islamic women can shed their scarves at Tehran's female-only "Mothers' Paradise."
  • Daughters of Iraq

    Charged with preventing suicide bombings, the female guards can't carry guns or work in public.
  • Al-Qaida's female warrior

    Malika El Aroud represents women's growing, although restricted, presence in Islamic extremism.
  • Blacklisted by the Bush government

    Spying on Americans without warrants, charges based on secret evidence, a small town divided by fear. Welcome to the world of Bush's "specially designated global terrorists."
  • Cross-dressing in Saudi Arabia?

    Girls are subverting strict limitations on their behavior and appearance in some surprising ways.
  • "Petroleum perpetuates patriarchy"

    Blame oil, not fundamentalism, for keeping the Middle East's women down.
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