Sen. Kennedy’s family marks anniversary of his death with Mass, renaming of health center

President Barack Obama speaks briefly on Afghanistan

Catholic Church says it helped son of Cuban revolutionary hero win permission to travel to US

Church helps son of ex-Cuban leader leave for US

Mosque developer claims classic NYC background, has modest real estate holdings

Mosque developer claims a classic NYC background

NY mosque developer claims classic NYC background, has modest real estate holdings

NY mosque developer claims classic NYC background

NY mosque developer is quietly involved in a 2nd mosque project farther north in city

NY mosque developer pursues 2nd mosque project

LB Manti Te’o a long way from home, blends beliefs, leadership to command Irish defense

US President Barack Obama

9/11 families, others rally in support of Islamic center and mosque near NYC’s ground zero

President Barack Obama

Susan Boyle to sing ‘I Dreamed A Dream’ for Pope Benedict XVI in Scotland during British tour

Susan Boyle to sing for the pope during UK tour

Apologise for anti-Christian remarks: Yeddyurappa tells legislator

BANGALORE - Karnataka Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa Wednesday said he had directed his party legislator Prahlad Remani to apologise for his anti-Christian statements on Independence Day.

Burqa not to be forced on girl students in Bangladesh

DHAKA - Bangladesh government Wednesday asked the educational institutes in the country not to force Muslim girl students to wear veils or religious attire.

Russell Simmons displays spiritual symbols supporting mosque in his NYC apartment windows

Simmons offers window into thoughts on NYC mosque

History in shadows: Exhibition in Turkey tells of Muslim world’s contributions to science

1001 Inventions: Science in Muslim lands

ISTANBUL — For generations, the lore of “One Thousand and One Nights” helped shape Western notions about Muslim culture. The collection of tales described an exotic world of harems and flying carpets, Sinbad and monsters, Aladdin and the jinn, Ali Baba and the 40 thieves.

More Americans have unfavourable views on Islam

WASHINGTON - The number of Americans viewing Islam favourably has declined since 2005, but there is little change in those saying that Islam is more likely than other religions to encourage violence, according to a new poll.

NYC mayor: Not allowing mosque compromises committment to fight terror with freedom

U.S. President Barack Obama joins Martha Coakley