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You'd think it was political dynamite, in an election season, when a federal judge accuses the executive branch of deliberately misleading his court and authoring a grievous wrong against one of its citizens. The party in opposition might be expected to howl to the heavens about politically motivated government...
That did it. That broke her. She lurched, tears running down her cheeks, reached for Rae and pulled her close, holding her as if they might take her again. "I told myself I wouldn't cry," she said. The interpreter wept. Linda wept. I wept. Right then, right that minute...
Less than three minutes after leaving Kwajalein, the interceptor--having discarded its boosters--will be flying solo. Zipping across the heavens at 4,900 m.p.h., it will be about 1,500 miles from its target. Over the next six to eight minutes, the interceptor will try to hunt down its...
Republican legislators in Washington apparently keep one eye on their defense-contractor sponsors and the other on the heavens. Your story on the U.S. proposal to build a missile-defense system similar to the one proposed by Ronald Reagan [WORLD, May 8] is grand election-year theater, but isn't...
Instead, as Latrell flung the ball toward the heavens, I could only think, "Don't 'T' him up!"