The Sunday firings of executives at the Washington Times and the possible exit of its top editor are apparently being driven more than previously known by last month's transfer of power of the Unification Church and associated business empire from Rev.

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"For many, sushi is a tasty way to break free from the tyranny of bland, generic American cuisine. But wait just a minute Ms. Sashimi! Before you have another bite, realize this: When you dine on sushi, you dine with the Reverend Moon!"

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Rev Sun Myung Moon, 88, was among several people on the aircraft when it made an emergency landing at Gapyeong, 40km (25 miles) east of Seoul. News agencies quoted officials as saying Rev Moon's injuries were slight.

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Speaking of Charlie Black ... I guess we all know now that the media get all worked up about some presidential candidates who have dealings with religious figures deemed "anti-American" and "hateful" -- but not all of them.

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Start a Cult-Who Needs Family and Friends when you can have Minions?

I took Cults in America one semester in University. It was a night class and after a few introductory lectures on the perils of cults and the history of the more notable groups the professor invited cult representatives into the classroom to tell us about their religions.

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The Houston Chronicle's Rick Casey traces a '$1 million Moonie mystery' to the George Bush Presidential Library Foundation at Texas A&M.

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Adhering to a plan Moon spelled out more than three decades ago in a series of sermons, members of his movement managed to integrate virtually every facet of the highly competitive seafood industry.

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