Michael A. Cohen, Opinion, July 27, 2018
Last month, when Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a 28-year old political upstart and avowed socialist,… Continue reading
“Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, facing sexual abuse reports, resigns from the College of Cardinals”, The Washington Post
Acts of Faith, Julie Zauzmer, July 28, 2018
Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington and longtime… Continue reading
“The Constitutional Amendment That Reinvented Freedom”, The New York Times
By T.J. Stiles, Opinion July 26, 2018
The 14th Amendment, the one that empowered the Bill of Rights, turns 150… Continue reading
“The Impermanence of Importance”, London Review of Books
David Runciman, 2 August 2018 Issue
- The World as It Is: Inside the Obama White House by Ben Rhodes, … Continue reading
“2018 Man Booker Prize longlist announced—no African authors for the second year running”, Johannesburg Review of Books
Jennifer Malec, Johannesburg, July 24, 2018
The 2018 Man Booker Prize longlist has been announced, including a graphic novel… Continue reading
“Irish sex abuse survivors say Francis should admit to Vatican’s cover-up”, National Catholic Reporter
by Joshua J. McElwee, Jul 25, 2018
Several prominent Irish clergy sexual abuse survivors are calling on Pope Francis to… Continue reading
“Rise in Anti-Semitism Unsettles Gemany’s Jews”, Der Spiegel
How does it feel to be Jewish in Germany in 2018? After decades… Continue reading
“EU piles pressure on Imran Khan after Pakistan election”, The Guardian
Memphis Barker in Islamabad, London, 27 Jul 2018
Observers noted ‘systematic attempts to undermine ruling party’ ahead of disputed vote… Continue reading
“Pakistan election: Imran Khan leads in early counting”, BBC News
London, July 26, 2018
Early results from Pakistan’s election suggest ex-cricket star Imran Khan is on course to become prime… Continue reading
“The defenders: Nine activists defending the Earth from violent assault”, The Guardian
By Jonathan Watts, London, 21 July 2018
On a planet of billions, nine represent the strong minority battling murder in… Continue reading