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Who is Faisal Shahzad? Clues to Times Square bomber’s past

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Fascinating details are emerging on Faisal Shahzad, the Pakistan-born, U.S. citizen who authorities say confessed on Tuesday to an attempted terror attack in New York City’s Times Square.

Pakistan’s new president faces tough choices to meet commitment to keep power on

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Historic election marks transition in Pakistan

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In new memoir, Salman Rushdie tells tale of life as hunted man

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British politician makes waves, is accused of offering bounty for capture of Obama, Bush

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Salman Rushdie talks about The Enchantress of Florence

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Rushdie’s new book, “The Enchantress of Florence,” is a feast of storytelling, alternately set in 16th-century Italy and India.

Post-Postmodernism

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Salman Rushdie’s multi-layered novel, three types of postmodernism identified, and Stuff White People Like.

Prospective Pakistan Prime Minister Gives Conflicting Views on War on Terror

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Nawaz Sharif, the man most likely to become Pakistan’s next prime minister has set two priorities: Boosting his country’s economy, and peace for Pakistan. Journalist Beenish Ahmed tells host Marco Werman that Sharif has some worrisome comments for the US.

Death Threats Against Rushdie Thwart Festival Appearance

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The British author was scheduled to speak this weekend at India’s largest literary festival organized in the northwestern city of Jaipur.

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Salman Rushdie

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When it came to writing his new children’s book, Luka and the Fire of Life, the novelist Salman Rushdie stuck with his attraction to moody themes. “I’ve always liked writing that slightly writes against the grain of what it’s supposed to be doing,” he tells Kurt. “So if it’s a kind of dark thing you […]