Yesterday a number of cartoonists and activists around the world partook in "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day." The campaign encouraged people to submit caricatures of the Muslim prophet Muhammad to ...

The group that sponsored the “Draw Muhammad” contest, which led to an Islamic State-inspired attack in Texas earlier this month, wants the winning cartoon to appear on train stations and buses in ...

So how did the Danish newspaper come to publish these cartoons in the first place? To find out, we called Andrew Higgins. We spoke to him in Copenhagen, where he is covering the story for The Wall ...

The media was highly critical of the “Draw Muhammad” contest hosted by Pamela Geller in Garland, Texas after two would-be attackers were shot dead outside the building. The media is deeply at odds ...

GARLAND, Texas — The American Freedom Defense Initiative is the group behind Sunday's "Draw Muhammad" event at which two gunmen were killed and a police officer was wounded. On Monday, they were ...

Anti-Islam activist joined Fox News’ “Hannity” on Tuesday to take on contributor Juan Williams and defend the ads featuring a Muhammad cartoon that she plans to run on buses in Washington, D.C. Geller ...

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These are glimpses of the original 12 Danish Mohammad cartoons from 2006 that sparked the international furor by fundamentalist Muslims, and that led to the firebombing of the Danish embassy in ...

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