President Obama's historic speech in Cairo, Egypt today was greeted by praise in the Muslim world.

CLTV News visit the CAIR-Chicago office while staff watch Obama's historic adress in Cairo. Regina Waldroup gets reactions from the viewers afterwards.

Obama said the United States is committed to working in partnership with the Middle East, and Americans and Muslims together could confront violent extremist across the world, thus advancing the search for peace in the Middle East.

Jeudi au Caire, Barack Obama doit prononcer un discours historique sur les relations avec le monde musulman. Aucun homme d'Etat occidental n'est plus proche, intimement, de cette religion.

Aayan Hirsi Ali claims there are two schools of thought: one that believes Muslims can assimilate in the West, and another, to which she belongs, that believes Islam is not a religion of peace.

Say what you will about the recently exposed Bronx Terror Plot, but please, do not insult our intelligence (and your own) by weaving fantasy scenarios of how Islam is somehow to blame for criminalizing the terror suspects who were already career criminals long before their conversions -- and who displayed only a rudimentary understanding of Islam thereafter.

One passage plucked from the New Testament's Epistle to the Ephesians instructs believers to "put on the full armor of God." An excerpt from the Old Testament's Isaiah directs them to "open the gates that the righteous nation may enter."

Ahmed Rehab on Alan Colmes Radio ShowThe Alan Colmes' Liberaland radio show is a nationally-syndicated talk-radio show that airs throughout the United States on Fox News Radio. Alan Colmes is famous for formerly co-hosting another Fox News program, the popular debate show "Hannity and Colmes".

Apparently, Al Qaeda No. 2, Ayman Al Zawahiri recently sent out an audio message warning Muslims not to be fooled by Obama.

Muslims regularly quibble about Islam’s different schools of thought. But what often goes missed is a much needed debate about the different schools of emotion that are pervasive in our communities.

Outreach Coordinator, Gerald Hankerson, explains how the CAIR-Chicago internship experience is unique because of its "merger of activism and professionalism."

Outreach Coordinator, Gerald Hankerson, explains how the CAIR-Chicago internship experience is unique because of its "merger of activism and professionalism."

On a brisk late morning last week, over 100 loud and colorful protesters organized by the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR), an organization on whose board I sit, lined up on the corner of Clark and Grand. The protesters, young and old, men and women, white, black, Arab, Latino, and Asian came to register their dismay with Congressman Mark Kirk (R-IL) over the anti-immigrant remarks he has made recently.

In a definite first for the City Club of Chicago, condoms lays scattered across the white linen tableclothes at their luncheon yesterday feature GOP Rep. Mark Kirk, thanks to a protest organized by the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights

Chicago y varios suburbios tendrán el próximo martes un proceso para elegir a un congresista federal, alcaldes, concejales y varios funcionarios locales, en el que no se esperan grandes sorpresas.

During my college years, I was known to wear a beret. One day, a brother approached me and chided me for it, “Why are you wearing a French hat? You’re not French.” I respondDuring my college years, I was known to wear a beret. One day, a brother approached me and chided me for it, “Why are you wearing a French hat? You’re not French.” I responded,ed, “Why are you wearing an Afghan Kufi? You’re not Afghan.”