But their bigotry shouldn’t be taken as representative of Muslim Americans’ attitudes.

It bullies other Muslims and has little interest in tolerance.

Religious students get little sympathy from administrators, and much bewilderment from peers.

Ignoring anti-Jewish texts isn’t the answer.

The threat of Islamic terror is very real, but so is America’s ability to integrate new arrivals.

The melting pot still works.

Some won’t even put Israel on the map.

Last month, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) included the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a U.S-based lobbying organization, on a list of banned terrorist groups.. . .

A school district in Maryland recently decided to remove all references to religious holidays from its calendar, including those days on which there is no. . .

Major Muslim organizations, including CAIR and ISNA, have convinced Washington and the media that they represent mainstream American Islam. In fact, only about 10 percent. . .