Mosque meltdown: God v. country
Beyond the shouting match: It's worth asking what people owe to their god and their country, and what happens when those loyalties conflict.
Beyond the shouting match: It's worth asking what people owe to their god and their country, and what happens when those loyalties conflict.
A new-generation airship is visiting Puget Sound, a reminder of the pleasures and Northwest history of traveling by dirigible.
A Seattle journalist, who is making a documentary on these fascinating people, describes their lives and why politicians like President Sarkozy keep scoring points by kicking them out of their countries.
Distinguished scholar Akbar Ahmed chronicles his and students' travels to 100 mosques in 75 American cities. Molly Norris writes about what she learned from his new book.
Molly Norris, under FBI protection because of a terror-connected cleric's threat, has become friends with the head of a local Muslim-American group. But have Seattle's liberal politicians reached out to embrace her or free expression? Uhh, no.