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... operation. JEFFREY BROWN: It's fascinating, because she took her personal grief and made it into a kind of public awareness. TIMOTHY TYSON: That's right. Yes. That's right. And she knows Chicago. And she leverages the strength of black Chicago, of the institutions that had been built there ...
... at the three-day conference, which features panels like "Conservatives: Where we come from, where we are and where we are going" and "The Alt-Right Ain't Right At All." Along with Trump come his supporters, including the populists, party newcomers and nationalists that have long existed on the ...
... would help me. JEAN GUERRERO: So he went out on foot, with the help of human rights activist named Rafael Hernandez. Together, they found his brother's body. It was closure for the Ortiz family. Inspired, Ortiz launched Aguilas del Desierto. He chose the name Aguilas because of the eagle ...
... have proposed bills that would make college free for students that get at least a 3.0 GPA JEFF GREENFIELD: Holly Otterbein profiled the Boyle brothers for Philadelphia Magazine. HOLLY OTTERBEIN: At the same time, there are parts of the Boyle brother’s agenda that disappoints progressives in the party ...
... older man in his 50s in the room, turned to my camera and started talking about how he didn’t know a thing about his brother’s plans to carry out the suicide bombing attack that killed seven people in 1997 at the Ben Yehuda street. Fumbling a little and ...
... Detroit's North End, where, quite literally, the stars aligned. SMOKEY ROBINSON: Diana Ross grew up four doors down the street from me, Aretha Franklin right around the corner, you know, and the Temptations right across the area, I mean, right across the avenue, and the Four Tops. We had ...
In our news wrap Monday, President Trump spoke about "radical Islamic" terror attacks on his first visit to U.S. Central Command, where he also criticized the press. On Twitter, he attacked the judge who halted key provisions of his travel ban. Also, in a showdown over nominee Betsy DeVos, Senate Democrats said they planned to...
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