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Photographer Explores 'Hidden World' of Chinese Muslim Women

Photographer Explores 'Hidden World' of Chinese Muslim Women

This article originally appeared in The Huffington Post: Artist Giulia Marchi describes her project, “Call Her Fatimah — Musilin,” as being at the intersection of gender, religion and ethnicity. And she’s right, her niche photography series centers on the female muslim population

Royals Top Angels 4-1 in 11 Innings, Lead ALDS 2-0

Royals Top Angels 4-1 in 11 Innings, Lead ALDS 2-0

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Eric Hosmer got his souvenir home run ball back while he stood on the field for a postgame interview, Angel Stadium’s silence broken only by a small band of blue-clad fans chanting “Sweep! Sweep! Sweep!” Hosmer

Syria's Assad Makes Rare Public Appearance at Eid prayers

Syria's Assad Makes Rare Public Appearance at Eid prayers

Syria’s President Bashar al-Assad made a rare public appearance on Saturday, attending prayers on the Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday at a mosque in Damascus, state media said. State media and Assad’s official Twitter feed posted photos of the embattled president

2 Million Muslims Stone 'Devil' at Hajj, Feast Begins

2 Million Muslims Stone 'Devil' at Hajj, Feast Begins

Two million Muslims ritually stoned the devil Saturday in the last major ritual of this year’s hajj in Saudi Arabia, while fellow believers around the world celebrated Eid al-Adha, the feast of sacrifice. The stoning took place in Mina, about

Latvians Hold Election in Shadow of Ukraine Crisis

Latvians Hold Election in Shadow of Ukraine Crisis

RIGA, Latvia (AP) — Latvians are choosing a new Parliament in an election overshadowed by the Ukraine crisis and worries over how to deal with resurgent neighbor Russia. The center-right coalition government, which welcomed the buildup of NATO forces in

Peavy, Giants Edge Strasburg, Nats in NLDS Opener

Peavy, Giants Edge Strasburg, Nats in NLDS Opener

WASHINGTON (AP) — Put Jake Peavy on the San Francisco Giants, and he suddenly turns into quite a postseason performer. Same for a couple of rookies, Hunter Strickland and Joe Panik. Seems that October aura manager Bruce Bochy has cultivated

Cardinals Beat Dodgers 10-9 after Kershaw Wilts

Cardinals Beat Dodgers 10-9 after Kershaw Wilts

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Matt Carpenter and the St. Louis Cardinals won a slugfest no one saw coming. Carpenter hit a go-ahead, three-run double off a wilting Clayton Kershaw in an eight-run seventh inning, and the Cardinals rallied for a

Orioles Rally Past Tigers 7-6, Take 2-0 ALDS Lead

Orioles Rally Past Tigers 7-6, Take 2-0 ALDS Lead

BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Orioles once again battered Detroit’s shaky bullpen and pushed the Tigers to the brink of playoff elimination. Pinch-hitter Delmon Young delivered another big postseason hit, lining a three-run double during a four-run rally in the

Boehner Statement Rips 'Executive Amnesty'

Boehner Statement Rips 'Executive Amnesty'

Speaker John Boehner’s office released a statement Friday ripping President Obama for his plans to issue “executive amnesty” after the election, some of the strongest rhetoric the Ohio Republican has used on the topic to date. The release, authored by

Bobby Jindal: Ban Flights From 'Ebola Stricken' Countries

Bobby Jindal: Ban Flights From 'Ebola Stricken' Countries

Lousiana Gov. Bobby Jindal said Friday that President Obama should restrict travel from “Ebola stricken” countries.  “We should stop accepting flights from countries that are Ebola stricken. Even countries in Africa have cut back on or stopped accepting flights from

Ugandan Doctor Hospitalised for Ebola in Germany

Ugandan Doctor Hospitalised for Ebola in Germany

(AFP) A Ugandan doctor who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone was hospitalised on Friday in Frankfurt, becoming the second victim of the deadly virus to be treated in Germany. The man’s health is “very serious but stable”, said Timo Wolf,

Red Cross Office Hit by Shells in Ukraine, 1 Dead

Red Cross Office Hit by Shells in Ukraine, 1 Dead

DONETSK, Ukraine (AP) — A Red Cross worker was killed by shelling in the rebel-held city of Donetsk, the aid group said Thursday. The International Committee of the Red Cross said Laurent DuPasquier, a 38-year-old Swiss national, died when a

Britain Names Alex Younger As New Head of MI6 Spy Service

Britain Names Alex Younger As New Head of MI6 Spy Service

(Reuters) – Britain has named Alex Younger, a career spy who helped lead London’s counter-terrorist defence of the 2012 Olympics, as chief of its MI6 Secret Intelligence Service – Britain’s most prestigious intelligence job. An economics graduate and former soldier,

US Eases Ban on Lethal Arms Sales to Vietnam

US Eases Ban on Lethal Arms Sales to Vietnam

WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States announced Thursday it was partially lifting its ban on sales of weaponry to Vietnam to help its maritime security in a sign of deepening ties between the former enemies. The move is intended to

Arizona Upsets No. 2 Oregon Again, 31-24

Arizona Upsets No. 2 Oregon Again, 31-24

EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — The look on Marcus Mariota’s face was unmistakable: He was stunned. Oregon’s star quarterback lingered on the field late Thursday night following his team’s 31-24 loss to Arizona, shaking hands with the Wildcats after they upset

Nobel Peace Panel in Focus as 2014 Awards Begin

Nobel Peace Panel in Focus as 2014 Awards Begin

STAVANGER, Norway (AP) — With the 2014 Nobel Prize announcements around the corner, Norway is considering shaking up the five-member committee that selects the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. Critics say the prestigious panel should no longer be limited

Afghan Army Death Rate Spikes 30 Percent

Afghan Army Death Rate Spikes 30 Percent

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — An Afghan army desperate for more advanced military equipment is suffering death rates 30 percent higher in the 2014 fighting season, the army’s first against the Taliban without large-scale assistance from the U.S.-led international military force,

In Squalid Exile, Iraqi Yazidis Hope for Return

In Squalid Exile, Iraqi Yazidis Hope for Return

DAHUK, Iraq (AP) — One of the most haunting memories 70-year old Aishan Ali Dirbou has of her encounter with Islamic State militants who overran her hometown is feeling the ends of their AK-47 assault rifles dig into her side