Mexico supreme court votes to uphold Mexico City law allowing adoptions by same-sex couples
Mexico supreme court upholds gay adoptions Mourners pay tribute to Ted Stevens at memorial mass in Alaska
Mourners remember Stevens at Mass ANCHORAGE, Alaska — Mourners filled an Anchorage Catholic church to remember former U.S. Sen. Ted Stevens Monday, launching a three-day tribute to the Alaska Republican a week after he died in a plane crash. Sen. Harry Reid comes out against plan to build a mosque near ground zeroReid says he supports mosque, not at ground zeroSunni-backed coalition accuses Iraqi premier of sectarianism, suspends power-sharing talks
Iraqi rivals break off power-sharing talks Over 300,000 gather for religious festival in MexicoGuadalajara (Mexico), Aug 16 (IANS/EFE) More than 310,000 people from 43 countries gathered at La Luz del Mundo (The Light of the World) church here for the Holy Supper, the sect’s most important annual celebration, a church spokesman said. Food prices go up in Somali capital during Ramadan as traders flee, fearing renewed violence
Food prices in Somali capital go up during Ramadan Hamas leader: Muslims ‘have to build’ mosque near ground zero
Hamas leader: Ground zero mosque must be built Every night lights: Mich. football team practices at night for Muslim players during Ramadan
Holy month, hot days mean football nights in Mich. Backing Muslims’ right to build centre not an endorsement: ObamaWASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama has clarified that his defence of Muslims’ right to build an Islamic complex near New York’s Ground Zero site of 9/11 attack was not an endorsement of the controversial proposal that has drawn flak from both Republicans and Democrats. |