News September 21, 2013

Pork served at Al Jazeera party

In the category of unexpected things...

Pig was served at a launch party for Al Jazeera America, the U.S. arm of the Middle East-based news organization. (Read more about the launch party here.)

Credit: TheBlaze/Eddie Scarry

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