Word: hearses
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The Rev. Joseph Towle, a priest in the Bronx, N.Y., usually hears confessions, but recently he offered up a jaw-dropping one of his own. Thirteen years ago, a man named Jesus Fornes told Father Towle he had committed a murder, one for which two innocent men had been convicted...
Wednesday, while markets in Chile, France, India, Italy, South Korea, Spain and Switzerland take the day off, Wall Street soldiers on and hears about - drumroll, please - June business inventories, July industrial production, and July capacity utilization.
The same week my son started calling me mama, he started calling my sister-in-law Mimi. Mimi--or Mary, as others know her--is my partner's sister. She lives just two blocks from us, and in a typical week she's over at our place six or seven...
It sounds like a bad movie of the week: A priest hears about a murder, keeps quiet about it for years while apparently innocent men spend half their lives in jail, and comes forward only when the confessed murderer is dead.
And that's what a White House loves to hear. Every White House has done its share of jawboning the Fed to lower rates, economic growth being very good politics. And few Fed chairman listen, as the elder Bush so painfully learned in 1991 when Greenspan's caution in lowering...