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May 29, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Pakistani Taliban's No. 2 Reportedly Killed In Drone Strike PESHAWAR, Pakistan -- A suspected U.S. drone strike Wednesday killed the No. 2 commander of the Pakistani Taliban, Pakistani intelligence officials said, although the militant group denied he was killed. Continue reading... Enraged Buddhists Burn Mosque And Muslim Orphanage In Myanmar Mother Of Trapped Baby Was Present For Rescue Police Arrest Suspect In Attack On French Soldier Rescuers Pull Newborn From Sewer Pipe SKorea Makes Double Jaw Surgery A Dangerous New Fad UK Police Arrest 10th Suspect In London Soldier Slaying Teen Charges $54K Bar Tab On Dad's Credit Card And The Happiest Country In The World Is... And The Happiest Country In The World Is... Rescuers Pull Newborn From Sewer Pipe Paris To Have First Female Mayor In City's 2,000-Year History RUSSELL BRAND Woolwich Extremists on both sides have a shared agenda: division, distrust, anger and violence. The answer is not for us to move further from one another, crouched in opposing fortresses constructed from vindictive words. We need now to move closer to one another, to understand one another. Continue reading... BILL SCHNEIDER Obama Pilots Drone Policy Through Political Headwinds What the president is proposing might be called "law enforcement plus." Terrorists hide out in remote and inaccessible locations. They are protected by local populations. Other governments can not or will not cooperate with the U.S. What do we do then? The president's answer: drones. Continue reading... PAUL BRANDEIS RAUSHENBUSH The Role of Faith in Family Planning "My primary concern is to save lives. God has give us knowledge and technology to improve our lives through science. Are we going to throw condoms out? We are resistant to science in questions of sexuality, but when you you have a heart attack you go to the operation room -- you are willing to accept science then." Continue reading... SALOONA The Colors of the Western Wall in Jerusalem On Friday, the first day of the Jewish calendar month Sivan at 7:00am, the Western Wall plaza is packed with close to ten thousand people; yet only 300 actually came to pray. Continue reading... VINCENT GUILAMO-RAMOS The U.S. and Mexico Have Much to Learn from Each Other Barack Obama's recent visit to Mexico, the fourth of his presidency, represented an important, deliberate attempt to shift the focus of Mexico-U.S. relations from security to economic improvement. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003