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I an Hislop and Nick Newman, editor and lead cartoonist of Private Eye respectively, have developed a flourishing sideline in plays about forgotten heroes of speaking abuse to power. Their story of a British satirical newspaper printed in the first world war trenches, The Wipers Times , moved from.... |
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By Anthony Boadle. BRASILIA, Sept 27 (Reuters) - On a visit to Israel two years ago, far-right Brazilian lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro leaned back into the River Jordan in a white robe to be baptized in the arms of a fellow congressman and evangelical pastor. |
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While still an avowed Catholic, Bolsonaro is riding a wave of support from Brazil’s evangelical Christians, who have helped make him the presidential front-runner heading into the first round of voting slated for Oct. 7. Evangelicals account for one of every four voters in the world’s largest.... |
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While still an avowed Catholic, Bolsonaro is riding a wave of support from Brazil’s evangelical Christians, who have helped make him the presidential front-runner heading into the first round of voting slated for Oct. 7. Evangelicals account for one of every four voters in the world’s largest.... |
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BRASILIA: On a visit to Israel two years ago, far-right Brazilian lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro leaned back into the River Jordan in a white robe to be baptized in the arms of a fellow congressman and evangelical pastor. While still an avowed Catholic, Bolsonaro is riding a wave of support from Brazil's.... |
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“I would rather that my son died,” he said. These voters now want the former Army captain to lead a conservative counter-attack against the progressive agenda of the leftist Workers Party (PT), which led Brazil for most of the past 15 years. These supporters view Bolsonaro’s election as critical to.... |
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September 27, 2018. By Anthony Boadle. BRASILIA (Reuters) – On a visit to Israel two years ago, far-right Brazilian lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro leaned back into the River Jordan in a white robe to be baptized in the arms of a fellow congressman and evangelical pastor. |
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‘There are two sides to every story’ is an aphorism you don’t hear often lately. Ask anyone amidst a family row: most stories have more than two sides. But in the take-no-prisoners world of #MeToo, there’s only one side. All women are victims and all women are truthful. |
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Georgetown Preparatory School (WASHINGTON) — One was on the varsity basketball and football teams and wrote for the school newspaper. The other was two years younger and was elected as the student body president and also a member of the debate and international relations clubs. |
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Victoria Villanueva helped found an organization called Manuela Ramos, in Peru in 1978, to lobby to reduce violence against women in the country. At age 83, Villanueva, who was in New York recently, is not slowing down in her work as street protests in Peru denouncing violence against women rise. |
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Mary Boozer of Davenport was 6 years old the summer evening in 1967 when a parish priest and a U.S. Marine Corps official knocked on her parents’ door. Her brother, Lance Cpl. John Killen III, 18, had been among a Marine reconnaissance team serving in the Vietnam War. |
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