Michael Matza News Today

There comes a time in many children’s lives when the roles get reversed, and they are the ones now making the decisions to care for their elderly parents. 

Roslyn native Michael Matza has enjoyed a long and productive career in journalism. A veteran foreign affairs correspondent with The Philadelphia Inquirer, Matza is a two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. Matza has now turned his writing talents to fiction. He has published a novel, Haiti, Love and Murder in the Season…

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And whether that tip is credible. >> michael, you have been spending some time reporting on this, and you went to the mosque where he belong, and spoke to the iman, is that correct some. >> yes, i spoke to him top phone, wolf. >> okay. what did he say? >> well, wolf, he said that initially when the name edward archer was put out and he did not recognize the photo or that name, but these are for the most part most of the people here are african-americans who have converted to islam, and they have...

There and exactly what he was doing. some have been suggesting that he may have been studying arabic, the language of arabic which many times the muslims do go go to the middle east to try to pick up the language. >> and did he have the money? where did he get the money for these kinds of trips? >> i do not know, he was a security guard and deskribcribe a security guard. i do not know where the funding would have come from for that trip. >> i am sure that the police are looking into all of that ...