In todays News:

R.P.BenDedek expresses his thanks to the contributors of Magic City Morning Star News, and gives us an even dryer lesson on Israelite History.

Anonymous asks some funny questions about life.

J. Grant Swank Jr tackles both immigration and Hillary Clinton

Julie Kay Smithson twice tackles the issue of property rights

William Jud gives us a peak at his novel

And we have a lesson in prayer

In Other News:

China Daily

• One step closer to moon By Xin Dingding
  http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2007-10/25/content_6205073.htm
• Chang'e I, named after a legendary Chinese fairy who flew to the moon, is expected to enter the Earth-moon transfer orbit on October 31 and reach the moon's orbit on November 5.
• Insomnia the 2nd most serious neurological problem By Du Wenjuan
  http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2007-10/24/content_6203913.htm
• Chinese people don"t seem to be catching much sleep. Experts say insomnia has become the second most serious health problem after headaches in neurological diagnoses over the country, afflicting most people between 30 and 50.

Toronto Star

• Throne Speech passes as Liberals abstain - Jennifer Ditchburn
  http://www.thestar.com/News/article/270117
• OTTAWA – Liberal MPs held their noses through one of the most crucial tests of the minority Parliament today, abstaining from a vote on the Conservative Throne Speech in order to avoid forcing an election. Prime Minister Stephen Harper's blueprint for his government, which includes an emphasis on Arctic sovereignty and broad-based tax relief, passed 126 to 79.

Jerusalem Post:

• Former mufti: Western Wall was never part of Jewish temple By MIKE SEID
  http://www.jpost.com/servlet/Satellite?cid=1192380646406&pagename=JPost%2FJPArticle%2FShowFull
• The former mufti of Jerusalem, Ikrema Sabri, has made the claim that there never was a Jewish temple on the Temple Mount, and the Western Wall was really part of a mosque. "There was never a Jewish temple on Al-Aksa [the mosque compound] and there is no proof that there was ever a temple," he told The Jerusalem Post via a translator. "Because Allah is fair, he would not agree to make Al-Aksa if there were a temple there for others beforehand."

Apologetics Press

• Atheists Are - "Bright"? by Dave Miller, Ph.D.
  http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/3498
• So the atheist cannot prove the very things that must be proven in order to assert that God does not exist.