WASHINGTON – In the next several days, Simon & Schuster will bring forth a little book, 7 inches tall and 5 inches wide, that should shake the country. It is called “The Greatest Sentence Ever Written,” and in its mere 67 pages, the author Walter Isaacson reminds us in a torrid time about the enduring values that define a troubled country.
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The Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo had every reason to be emotional as he stood in a shallow grave containing the corpses of 11 members of his Church of Christ in Nations congregation in Rachas village, located in central Nigeria.
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hen the Trump administration’s
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In the first act of the Judgement House drama, actors gathered for a raucous teen party with lots of booze.
MONTREAL – Don’t think of them as Toronto’s team. Think of them instead as Canada’s team.
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What to make of Donald Trump now? What to make of a president who powered a Middle East peace agreement that eluded Egypt, Qatar and France; who won an accord that matches and perhaps exceeds that of Jimmy Carter with Menachem Begin and Anwar Sadat (1979) and Bill Clinton with Yitzhak Rabin and Yasser Arafat (1993) – and who has dispatched federal troops to cities in his own country, used a government shutdown to fire federal workers and redefined the extent of executive power?