Two of the three freed American hikers who were held captive in Iran were married this past Saturday in a private ceremony.
Tehran says it’s gleaned enough information from a downed U.S. aircraft to build a copy. Experts are skeptical.
Tuesday’s links discuss the power of books — and ’90s television stars.
Iconic American superheroes like Superman and Spiderman can remain, however, because they’re known to battle for the oppressed.
The iconic blonde is no longer allowed on toy-store shelves nationwide.
Grab some popcorn! NewsFeed’s Glen Levy brings you the movies you should check out (or avoid) this weekend.
“(Fattal and Bauer are enjoying) very good conditions here in prison … it’s like staying in a hotel.” — MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD, Iran’s president, on the conditions of the two American hikers being held in prison (via CNN)
With the sting of the Arab Spring still lingering, it takes nothing more than a water gun to alarm governments these days.
Following to suit of a mouse, a turtle and some worms, an Iranian monkey is to be sent to space next month.
Afghanistan’s car industry may seem like an unlikely target for superstitious rumors, but it turns out the number 39 is causing quite a stir for car dealers and drivers in Kabul.
