10 Most Popular AllGov Stories—September 2011

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10 Most Popular AllGov Stories—September 2011

Juan Rodriguez-Chavez

In September, the month of the tenth anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, AllGov readers showed an exceptional interest in the American people’s relationship with the rest of the world. Three of the top ten stories dealt with Islam or Islamic nations.

1. Why Did Dakota Meyer Receive Medal of Honor and Not Juan Rodriguez-Chavez?

2. Reading, Pennsylvania, Leads Nation’s Cities in Poverty Rate

3. Serbs Given Go-Ahead by U.S. Court to Sue Defense Contractors over Genocide

4. Worst Examples of Taxpayer Money Wasted in Iraq and Afghanistan

5. Why Do They Hate Us?

6. Suspended Animation Earns FDA Approval

7. Acting Director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms: Who Is B. Todd Jones?

8. Postal Service on Verge of Default

9. Dictator of the Month: Paul Biya of Cameroon

10. Controversial New York Islamic Center Opens…Without Controversy

-David Wallechinsky

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Ngongang 13 years ago

you can treat president paul biya all names even dictator as you say, the fact remains that he is not a dictator. it is not because you say it that it is true. you think your opinion counts more than that of all other cameroonians who know president paul biya is not a dictator.

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