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Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley signs bill legalizing gay marriage

Annapolis - Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley signed the Civil Marriage Protection Act in Annapolis on Thursday, making it the eighth state to legalize gay marriage.

In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

Annapolis High School pitcher tosses no-hitter

Dearborn Heights - A.J. Hall, of Annapolis High School in Dearborn Heights, Mich., pitched a no-hitter against the Thurston team of Redford this week.

In the Media by Matt Harding - 1 comment

Raw milk sales ban in Maryland under review by local lawmakers

The issue of allowing raw-milk sales in Maryland is under scrutiny again with Republican delegate J.B. Jennings' Bill, now under review in the Health committee of the Annapolis legislature. HB 080 would allow Maryland farmers to distribute raw milk.

In the Media by Adriana Stuijt - 11 comments

Al-Zawahiri Blasts Annapolis Peace Conference In Latest Video

The latest al-Qaeda video, with Ayman Al-Zawahiri speaking, was released by As Sahab, the terror group's propaganda operation on Friday. Further information from jihadist websites indicate that an interview with Al-Zawahiri will be coming "soon".

In the Media by Susan Duclos - 3 comments

Beyond Annapolis: The Beginning of a Fragile Peace Process

The Annapolis Middle East meeting, much like expected, marks the start of a very fragile peace process. If anything has been achieved at Annapolis itself, it is that a sense of momentum is building; the next meeting takes place Dec. 12.

In the Media by Angelique van Engelen - 2 comments

When In Sudan, Don't Do As Ms Gibbons Did

A UK teacher in Khartoum, Sudan, was arrested recently because she had called her classroom teddy bear Muhammad. After her arrest, she learnt that she could possibly face punishment of up to 40 lashes.

In the Media by Angelique van Engelen

Jerusalem Post: Annapolis Out of the Way, Israel Deliberates Sending Army Into Gaza

The Annapolis summit is barely over and already the Jerusalem Post reports that the Israeli army might believe the time is ripe for an invasion into the Gaza Strip. Army Officials say this might benefit the Palestinian Authority.

In the Media by Angelique van Engelen

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