Inside the White House with Liz Landers
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... state detained by American allies? Here now, our Nick Schifrin. Nick Schifrin: They escape with only what they can carry, and their children carry the weight of war. Entire families are winding their way out of ISIS' final stronghold. Syria's been at war longer than these children have been ...
... heartache? We tow it.” At age 29, she says she began to wonder: What do we carry across generations? Specifically, she thought about how the weight of womanhood shifts throughout our lives. In “Nineteen in Retrograde,” she explores her teenage self, first love and the sudden sexualization of the female ...
Robin Wright: I think there is, but Mohammed bin Salman has also consolidated power as no one before him ever managed to do, except for the founder. He took over the intelligence and military apparatus. He's head of the economic council. He's head of the royal court. And ...
... be fairly characterized as hell, you wouldn't trade $20 million for what happened to him. John Yang: The story might have ended here, both brothers reunited with their families, Juan spending time with his daughter and grandsons, healing through therapy, help Henry declines. Juan Johnson: Everyone knows that I ...
... state. Their single representative in the House of Representatives has only limited voting power and they have no senators. But their votes have the same weight as other Americans when they move to the mainland, as hundreds of thousands have done over the past decade, first because of a deep ...
... any more. MALCOLM BRABANT: After the war, Garbo married Enisa, the sister of his dead friend. ENISA GARBO, SISTER OF BOSNIAN SOLDIER: Another of my brothers was killed and he took his last breath in my arms. I was just nine-years-old. MALCOLM BRABANT: Today, the Garbos live in ...
... Gaylord for five months a year earlier, but because her mother was dead and she was the principal caregiver for her nine younger sisters and brothers, she was prematurely discharged. When Eugene met her in March of 1913, Kitty was 23 and seriously ill with a TB relapse. O’Neill ...
... a coal miner, worked his butt off. They moved up here when I was 1 years-old to go to work at G.E. My brothers and my nephews, they all worked at G.E. They wanted me to go down to G.E., but I said, I like this ...
... out for military families. And when the first lady put in the White House garden, "it made me think about eating better food and losing weight," Inara said. "Without her I'm not sure I would have done that." Norfolk, Virginia, 10th-grader Kassidy Carey canvassed for Hillary Clinton and ...
Gretchen Marquette has written several poems about the complicated feelings she has about her brother fighting in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
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