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Iconic Al-Hadba minaret restored in Mosul, Iraq

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The iconic Al-Hadba minaret has been restored in Mosul

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Russian opposition leaders and thousands of supporters rally in Berlin against Putin

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Out of Eden Walk: Korea's Stone Age

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Out of Eden Walk: Korea’s Stone Age

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Despite new campus rules, Columbia University students vow to continue  protests against Gaza war

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Why Indian men are fighting for Russia in Ukraine

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The Science of Happiness

Happy Again: How to Notice What You’re Thankful For (Encore)

Los Angeles-based lawyer exposes Iranian bands

Comedian Maz Jobrani Explains Mocking Chant Saying Goodbye to Ahmadinejad

Comedian Maz Jobrani was born in Iran and grew up in Los Angeles. He says the attack on the satirical French publication Charlie Hebdo was an attack on all satirists.

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Why Maz Jobrani quit terrorism — on screen

Maz Jobrani's character Jimmy Vestwood, an Iranian, panics when during a party to celebrate his winning a Green Card Lottery visa to the United State, his American flag is accidentally set on fire from a cigarette butt flicked into his yard by a neighbor.

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Maz Jobrani’s new comedy turns Middle Eastern stereotypes on their heads

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