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Irshad Manji is an award-winning Muslim author, feminist and advocate for Islamic reform. The New York Times described her as “Osama bin Laden’s worst nightmare.”

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This is how Bryan Fischer (@BryanJFischer) spins it on Twitter:

Carol Costello interrupted me more than Alan Colmes, which I heretofore thought was humanly impossible.

You be the judge:

Los Angeles -- Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, the man allegedly behind the inflammatory film "Innocence of Muslims," was ordered held without bail Thursday after being arrested in California and accused of violating his probation.

Handcuffed and chained at the waist, Nakoula appeared in a federal court in Los Angeles on Thursday for a preliminary bail hearing.

On her wedding day, Jessica Port wore a tan and black dress to match the tan button-down shirt and patterned necktie of her spouse-to-be, Virginia Anne Cowan.

They had taken a vacation from their home in Washington D.C. to a San Francisco courthouse in 2008 to get married, since California had recently begun to allow same-sex marriages.

"We were just like every other couple, we really thought that this was it," said Port, 30, who works as a counselor at a special-education school. "We had nothing to worry about. We were just focused on marriage and future."