PHNOM PENH, March 21 (Bernama) -- Cambodia marks Eid al-Fitr, the most celebrated festival in the Muslim society, on Saturday, the first day of Syawal. The country’s Muslims, numbering about 850,000, ...
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As religious tensions rise, synagogues and other houses of worship in Maine look to beef up security
Maine faith groups are pushing for a state security grant program as fears rise and federal help feels unreliable.
Officials say the sculpture came to the museum as part of a recent bequest. When it arrived, staff immediately flagged it as a potentially high‑risk antiquity and set it aside f ...
Thousands of Cambodian auto-rickshaw drivers are bracing for tough times as rising gasoline prices are beginning to affect their daily earnings, which could eventually push many into poverty. Nearly ...
In the fourteenth episode of “Marvin’s Vault,” PIX11 reporter Marvin Scott and Monica Morales revisit one of America’s ...
Join Singaporean scholar Peter Lee in this award‑winning documentary series as he travels across Asia to uncover the rise and fall of its greatest ancient empires. From the Khmer and Majapahit to the ...
Phnom Penh authorities and law enforcement raided a suspected cyber fraud operation at Phnom Penh’s Golden One Condominium on March 10, the latest in a series of busts in support of the Kingdom’s goal ...
The North Sea Jazz Festival, the world’s largest indoor music festival, has announced more than 40 new artists for its landmark 50th anniversary edition, ...
NBA fans looking for big-time game action on TV Sunday, March 8, will have four games to watch on national television, plus another six on the NBA live streaming service, League Pass. The four ...
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The axe is falling at WGN-Ch. 9, cutting a wide swath out of “Chicago’s Very Own” TV newsroom. Eight veteran reporters and anchors were laid off Monday: Sean Lewis, Ray Cortopassi, Bronagh Tumulty, ...
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