Michael Carl
Contributor
Michael Carl with his wife Yasue. - Photo by Dan Carl
Michael Carl is a veteran journalist and pastor. With fifteen years of journalism experience, Michael's work and life have taken him to Okinawa, Korea, Somalia and Canada. He is also pastor of Christ the King Church in Wakefield, MA.
Michael lives with his wife and sons in Massachusetts.
Latest Articles
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Maine HRC Talks About Transgendered Rights
The Maine Human Rights Commission is holding a public meeting to talk restroom, shower and sports rights of transgendered students who claim a different gender identity.
Feb 27, 2010
- Michael Carl
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Al-Qaeda May Target Shopping Malls
New research says that less security and easier access may make soft targets like malls more attractive to terrorist organisations.
Jan 30, 2010
- Michael Carl
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Internet Intifada
Lebanese-born Fadi Madi is urging support for a new Palestinian anti-Israeli rebellion through his Lebanon View Yahoo.com conversation group.
Dec 10, 2009
- Michael Carl
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Muslims Raid Uganda Worship Service
An angry Muslim mob busted into a Christian worship service in a church outside of Kampala and threatened to harm or kill the churchgoers if the service didn't disband.
Dec 10, 2009
- Michael Carl
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Lewiston Somalis May Be Recruiting Targets
Reports of jihad recruiters allegedly making the rounds in America's Somali communities are forcing Somali community leaders to try to stop further successful recruiting.
Oct 17, 2009
- Michael Carl
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Interim Senator Kirk Has Cloudy Lobbying Record
Senator Kirk's former law firm Sullivan and Worcester says he left them in 2000. Mr. Kirk says he left Washington in 2002, and returned to work for them the same year.
Sep 27, 2009
- Michael Carl
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One School Warns: The Gideons are Coming!
A Christian group wants to give Bibles to Beverly high school and middle school students. The plan worried high school Principal Sean Gallagher enough to send a warning.
Sep 18, 2009
- Michael Carl
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MA State Treasurer Cahill Runs for Governor
Massachusetts State Treasurer Tim Cahill said Wednesday, September 9 that he wants to bring some badly needed fiscal discipline to a state used to limitless spending.
Sep 9, 2009
- Michael Carl
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West African Floods Kill Over 30
Over 30 people in Ghana and Burkina Faso have been killed and thousands more are homeless because of floods caused by more than a week of the heaviest rains in decades.
Sep 5, 2009
- Michael Carl
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Terrorism is Still a Threat 8 years after 9/11
Even though President Obama has ordered Guantanamo closed and softened his Middle Eastern rhetoric, terrorism experts say the threat of terrorism attacks is still real.
Sep 2, 2009
- Michael Carl
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