Tennis: Australian Open 2015 Men’s Final Watch live online streaming
The Australian Open Men’s Final match got underway on Saturday 31 January 2015, which takes place in Melbourne Park, Australia. First step: Bookmark this page ……Read More
Month: January 2015
Bright Little Betsy Flores, Trapped in an Immigration-Twisted School System
The perverse outcome of this story of good educational intentions gone wrong in Texas reminds me of the rollicking old Henry Wallace Progressive song about ……Read More
Washington Post Reporter Fails Her Own “Pinocchio Test”
Presidential candidate Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) recently cited a study published by CIS in June while discussing jobs and immigration. Michelle Ye Hee Lee did a “fact check” of his ……Read More
Border Bill — Boob Bait for Bubba
A recent poll that found wide opposition to Obama’s lawless amnesty decrees and support for defunding effortsalso asked a third question: “Would you support or oppose Congress ……Read More
The Human Cost of “Prosecutorial Discretion”
An illegal alien now under arrest for murdering a 21-year-old convenience store clerk in Mesa, Ariz., on January 22, 2015, was previously in ICE custody ……Read More
Your New Favorite Fragrance, By Personality
Perfumes are kind of like people; each bottle a mini-personality. There’s the face they put forward for a first impression, and then a second, deeper side you ……Read More
US Maintains Intelligence Relationship with Houthis
Senior US intelligence official Michael Vickers said Jan. 21 that the United States is continuing attacks on al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) despite ongoing violence in ……Read More
Why the UAE’s Star is Rising
Major American media organizations have been running stories lately that feature one of Washington’s Persian Gulf allies, the United Arab Emirates, as a favored partner ……Read More
6 Outfits That Make Leggings Look Really Good
Leggings are one of the most versatile pieces in your closet. Sometimes, they walk and talk like pants, and others they make like a clever ……Read More
A Poem from Shaimaa El-Sabbagh: ‘I’m the Girl Banned from Christian Religion Classes’
Egyptian poet Maged Zaher has translated another work by the slain poet Shaimaa El-Sabbagh. This one was recorded on video and has been watched more than a hundred ……Read More
Absurdity v. Absurdity, or: How to Fight the Lebanese Censorship Bureau
MARCH continues to troll Lebanon’s censorship bureau with frustrating and funny results: Authors have long turned censorship into absurd or absurdist art: Nihad Sirees’sSilence and the ……Read More
February 2015: Global Arab and Arabic Literary Events Calendar
A global calendar of Arabic literary events — with some translational element — in February 2015. Add your events in below or email them in: ……Read More
Reading ‘Revolution’ With Tawfiq al-Hakim
Syracuse University Press recently published The Revolt of the Young: Essays by Tawfiq al-Hakim, newly translated by Mona Radwan and introduced by Roger Allen. How does this inspiration ……Read More
Countdown to the 2015 International Prize for Arabic Fiction: The Brothers Douaihy
Although Antoine and Jabbour Douaihy have both been previously longlisted for the International Prize for Arabic Fiction (IPAF), this is the first year siblings have ……Read More
Jabbour Douaihy: ‘We Are Not, Of Course, the Goncourt Brothers’
Continuing our countdown to the International Prize for Arabic Fiction, ArabLit talked to the brothers co-longlisted for the 2015 prize: Jabbour and Antoine Douaihy. Both have previously been longlisted for ……Read More