Opinion: There is no substitute for hard work

In this age of social media and technology the world has become obsessed with the concept of overnight successes such as celebrities or business people who feed the public with notions that you can get that big break - with a tiny bit of effort - which will give you worldwide fame and fortune.

Parents: Dealing with “Toddler Tantrums”

Toddlers - aren’t they the cutest? They’re all hugs, dribble and toothless smiles.

But every now and then, without warning, they transform from perfect little angels into dramatic toddlers from hell. They become expert at throwing a strop, and this becomes embarrassing, upsetting and simply annoying.

Health: "No Pain, No Gain"

So, does the old adage "no pain, no gain" hold any truth when it comes to effective exercise? It's important to understand the difference between the typical post-workout tenderness you feel the day after, and an actual injury. The common discomfort we often feel (starting when we try to get out of bed the next morning) is referred to as DOMS -- Delayed Onset Muscle Soreness.

Campaign: Homelessness in NYC

New York City: The Ahmadiyya Post will be looking at the sudden increase in homelessness across the world, going from city to city and highlighting the problems that citizens face. In “mega” cities many people are unaware of the situation of their fellow citizens because they are somewhat hidden and live separate lives. However, now is the time to become more socially conscious and tackle these issues contributing to society and its needs.

US: Obama Speech - A New Religion Doctrine

President Obama on Tuesday (Sept. 25) gave a forceful speech at the United Nations, in which he challenged much of the world's assumptions about free speech and religion.
Here are five points from his address, which together, add up to as close to an Obama Doctrine on Religion as we've seen: