One Week After Attack, Norway Suspect 'More Than Willing' To Talk To Police
OSLO, July 30 (Reuters) - Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik is cooperating with interrogators, police said on Saturday, but they declined to co...
OSLO, July 30 (Reuters) - Norwegian mass killer Anders Breivik is cooperating with interrogators, police said on Saturday, but they declined to co...
AP | By BJOERN H. AMLAND and IAN MacDOUGALL | Posted 09.28.2011
OSLO, Norway (AP) — Norway was holding two memorial services on Friday, including one at a mosque, for the victims of last week's massacre, and the ...
Sigurd Neubauer | Posted 09.26.2011
As we Norwegians mourn the deaths of the horrendous crimes committed by Anders Behring Breivik, Norway's spirit has not been broken. In fact, it is as strong as ever.
Reuters | Posted 09.25.2011
OSLO, July 26 (Reuters) - Oslo's central station was evacuated and all train and bus service halted after a suspicious suitcase was discovered ear...
Posted 09.25.2011
By David Gibson c. 2011 Religion News Service (RNS) The mass murders in Oslo have raised a host of agonizing questions, but few have such an ancie...
Le Figaro/Worldcrunch | Thierry Portes | Posted 09.25.2011
In its first report published last spring, the EU's Europol (European Police Office) identified the region's biggest terrorist threat as radical Islam...
Posted 09.24.2011
Jens David Breivik, the father of the man who confessed to Friday's attacks in Norway that killed 76 people, told the Swedish tabloid Expressen that h...
HuffingtonPost.com | Andrea Stone | Posted 09.24.2011
As political firestorms go, few have consumed more oxygen than last summer's "ground zero mosque" controversy in lower Manhattan. Though it was nei...
Norman Lear | Posted 09.24.2011
The New York Times story this Sunday covering the bombing and the slaughter in Norway by a Christian Fundamentalist ends with these words from a researcher at the London School of Economics.
Arianna Huffington | Posted 09.22.2011
This week, Norway's peace was shattered by homegrown terror; the Murdochs dodged inquiries -- and a pie -- in Parliament; and Michele Bachmann's migraines gave her campaign a splitting headache. In Washington, the "Grand Bargain" on the debt ceiling fell apart, leading President Obama to lament being "left at the altar" and John Boehner to blame the failure on "different visions for our country." But, in truth, neither side is addressing the simple mathematical reality that we will never be able to reduce the deficit unless we prioritize growth. Trying to eliminate our debt by spending cuts that will reduce consumer demand and tax revenues, and prolong the recession, is like deciding to remove the gas tank from a stalled car and hope for the best instead of restarting it with jumper cables. Elsewhere, today is the first day gays can marry in New York so, unlike the "left at the altar" president, same-sex couples will finally be able to tie the knot. Congratulations, newlyweds!
The Huffington Post | Simon McCormack | Posted 09.22.2011
The Telegraph points out an eyewitness account of Friday's Norway shooting, in which a 10-year-old boy told the gunman, "now you've killed my dad. Let...
Posted 09.22.2011
LONDON (AP) -- In the wake of Norway's terrorist attack, the European police agency is setting up a task force of more than 50 experts to help norther...
The Huffington Post | Craig Kanalley | Posted 09.21.2011
The 32-year-old Norwegian man who allegedly went on a shooting spree on the island of Utoya has been identified as Anders Behring Breivik, according t...
Posted 09.29.2011