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All Results1-10 of 21,600,000 results· Advanced Egypt: At least 6 Christians killed in shooting outside church ... Weblog about jihad theology and ideology, correcting popular misconceptions about Islam.www.jihadwatch.org/2010/01/egypt-at-least-6-christians-killed-in-shooting-outside... BBC News - Egypt Copts killed in Christmas church attack At least six Coptic Christians and a security official are killed in a drive-by shooting on their Christmas Eve, outside a church in southern Egypt.news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/8444851.stm Christian Man Killed in Egypt Shooting; 5 Wounded | Christianpost.com A Christian man was shot dead Tuesday while aboard a train in southern Egypt. Five others, including the man's wife, were wounded.www.christianpost.com/article/20110111/christian-man-killed-in-egypt-shooting-5-wounded Related Searches for christians killed...

<p>Squirming like a flounder and blushing a terrible shade of crimson, Eliot Spitzer made his debut as a CNN talk-show host last night, looking as rushed and uncomfortable as a john on an austerity budget.</p> <p>I haven't seen a man look so embarrassingly awkward in the presence of a woman since the day I saw Eliot and his wife, Silda, together at a press conference.</p>

Once-hooker-happy Eliot Spitzer made his TV talk-show debut last night -- interviewing a guest who, like him, allegedly patronized prostitutes. Spitzer -- who resigned in disgrace as New York governor in 2008 after being exposed as a john with a frequent hankering for hookers -- conducted the bizarre interview along with his TV partner, conservative columnist Kathleen Parker, for their CNN show, "Parker Spitzer." One of the unlikely pair's guests was Hollywood screenwriter Aaron Sorkin -- who allegedly once shared Spitzer's infamous passion for call girls. Sorkin -- who penned the TV series "The West Wing," the flick "A Few...

People who knew and studied Maj. Nidal Hasan say he was a loner who had no luck finding a wife, and a criminal profiler said the Fort Hood shooting suspect fits the profile of a mass murderer better than that of a terrorist. Investigators are searching for any missed "red flags" that might have prevented last week's fatal shooting, which left 12 soldiers and one civilian dead and 40 other people wounded. However, the FBI has said its investigations indicate the "alleged gunman acted alone and was not part of a broader terrorist plot." "A lot of people are jumping...