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Race is at the center of his story. Hip is partly a glorious defense mechanism, a residue of the continual attempts of African Americans to make their way through a sometimes menacing white world. It began, for instance, among slaves who developed coded languages to communicate secret meanings to one...
But by the spring of 1991, Saddam faced a critical decision. Though defeated on the battlefield, he had kept stocks of WMD squirreled away and maintained secret development programs. Now he faced tough postwar U.N. sanctions that would cripple Iraq unless he got rid of the WMD. Saddam made a...
"It is inconceivable how this court can explain its continual pattern of revictimizing this 20-year-old girl." JOHN CLUNE, attorney for Kobe Bryant's accuser in his rape case, whose name was revealed when sealed documents were mistakenly posted on the Internet, in the third such slipup
The devastating floods, though, are only half the story. To the south and west, another disaster is taking shape, albeit at a slower pace. Despite seven years of poor rain, state governments have yet to produce coherent plans for rain harvesting or water storage, and existing reservoirs, channels and pipes...
Yet Moser can't help noticing that her taxes keep going up. When she began her career on the medical faculty of Bonn University 25 years ago, she paid about one-third of her salary in taxes and social-security contributions. Today it's about half - far more than the...