• CAIR-Texas: School Board to Discuss Official's Anti-Muslim Comments
  
  
  • Backgrounder: CAIR-North Texas Calls for Resignation of Lynn Haussmann Over Anti-Muslim Remarks
    
• Ga. Muslim, Christian Leaders Slam Pamela Geller's Hate Ads
  This is a propaganda campaign designed to incite hatred against American Muslims, and has been based on false information, taking things out of context from the Quran. Her SIOA group recently was denied a trademark after an appeals court ruled that the name disparaged Muslims.
  
  
  • 'Islamic Jew-Hatred': It's NOT in the Quran
    
    
  • Md. Faith Groups Protest Anti-Muslim DC Bus Ads
    
• 'Inventing Terrorists' Study Offers Critical Examination of Preemptive Prosecutions
  Nearly ninety-five percent of individuals on a Justice Department list of "terrorism and terrorism-related convictions" from 2001-2010 included some elements of preemptive prosecution, according to a study by attorneys which they say is the first to "directly examine and critique preemptive prosecution and its abuses."
  
• NY Man Charged in Firebombing of Mosque Fit to Stand Trial (NY Daily News)
  Ray Lengend, 43, is accused of hurling a Molotov cocktail at the Imam Al-Khoel Islamic Center in Jamaica, Queens, in December 2011 and carrying out five firebombings using Starbucks Frappuccino bottles filled with gasoline that targeted Muslims. He faces federal hate-crime and arson charges.
  
  
  • NV: Shooters in Ambush That Left Five Dead Spoke of White Supremacy and Desire to Kill Police (Review Journal)
    
  • Report: Swastikas Found in Apartment of Las Vegas Cop Killers (Washington Post)
    
• NY: Man Named Osama Wins $4.7M Lawsuit Because Co-Worker Punched Him, Called Him 'Bin Laden'
  
• Newly Renovated Islamic Center of Greater Miami Is a Striking Sight (Miami Herald)
  
  
  • Scribe Presents Muslim Voices of Philadelphia 
    Muslim Voices of Philadelphia explores the rich histories and contemporary experiences of Philadelphia area Muslim communities through documentary film. 
    
  • Maine Muslim Students' Team Keeps the Faith, Shows Its Talent (Press Herald)
    Founded in 2002 by a group of students at the University of Houston, the Muslim Interscholastic Tournament, or MIST, has a dual purpose: cultivate a wide range of talents that some students may not even realize they have, while at the same time deepen their understanding of Islam and the ever-growing Muslim population across the United States.