Karam, Wilson try and move on at Indy 500 from fatal wreck INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Jody Karam returned from a bicycle ride and saw his son on the phone with race team owner Chip Ganassi. At the Karam home just 15 miles from Pocono Raceway, Sage Karam heard the news that would send…

Stephen Karam Makes Broadway Debut With ‘The Humans’ Mr. Karam’s 2011 play, “Sons of the Prophet,” was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize.

Mexico Acknowledged Torturing Key Witness In 43 Students Case But former Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam based his public statements on the coerced testimony anyway.

Mexico Acknowledged Torturing Key Witness In 43 Students Case But former Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam based his public statements on the coerced testimony anyway.

Stephen Karam’s Plays Treat Anguish as a Laughing Matter Mr. Karam, who specializes in agonizing comedies that are funnier than their subjects would indicate, has a new play, “The Humans,” that can also be viewed as a horror story.

IndyCar Driver Gets Flipped Off Like A Prius Hogging Two Lanes You’d expect these gestures to be made at a slow Prius straddling two lanes—not an IndyCar. Ed Carpenter was not happy with IndyCar competitor Sage Karam after the Iowa Corn 300. Not happy at all. In fact, Carpenter was so mad at Karam that he sh Read more ... ot over a single-fingered salute and then confronted him after the race.

The Missing 43: The Mexican Government's Case Collapses The Mexican government says that it has provided “the historical truth” about how forty-three students disappeared. But the official account has been greeted with skepticism.

Mexico officials conclude 'without a doubt' 43 students were killed Mexican Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam all but closed the case, saying the “historical truth” of how the students were killed had been established, even though only one body has been identified.

Mexican Government Declares All 43 Missing Students Dead Attorney General Jesus Murillo Karam declared the missing students dead, citing confessions and forensic evidence. The remains of only one student have been identified.

Mexico officials conclude 'without a doubt' 43 students were killed The investigation “allows us … without a doubt to conclude that the students were deprived of their liberty, killed, incinerated and thrown into the San Juan River," Atty. Gen. Jesus Murillo Karam said.