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National news coverage of the snarling dogs, water hoses and church bombings in the American South were the catalysts to exposing the ugly truths of racism and bigotry in the 1960s. Local news outlets gave new meaning to what the struggle looked like for people on its front lines. |
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Issues with case workers reviewing Christian refugee applications are a major reason for many rejections. Problems ranged from incorrect translations to poor training. “When the system did move on to ask about the lived reality of people’s faith, we then found that caseworkers, who are making.... |
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Nicklaus’ support. for Trump a shock. Explore It’s probably the year’s ultimate irony that the PGA Tour has moved the World Golf Championships to Mexico from Donald Trump’s course in Doral — given Trump’s remarks about Mexican citizens when he announced his run for the presidency (“PGA Tour says goodbye to Doral,” Thursday). |
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Al Gore's pivotal film, An Inconvenient Truth (AIT), put climate change on the world map, and got many Americans thinking, and talking, about this worsening existential threat. There has been real progress with much of it coming in late 2015, including President Obama's executive actions, Pope.... |
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By SANCHESKA BROWN. Tribune Staff Reporter.
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. BISHOP Walter Hanchell has accused Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Fred Mitchell of “bullying, deceiving, and demeaning” anyone who opposes the constitutional referendum. Bishop Hanchell, chairman of the group Citizens.... |
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Bobby Curtola, who headlined The Dardanella during its heyday in the 1960s, and most recently made an appearance at the Wasaga Film Festival award gala, died Saturday night at his home in Edmonton. He was 73. Curtola and his band, The Martels, performed several times at The Dardanella during the 1960s. |
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Dennis Gruending is an Ottawa-based author, blogger and a former Member of Parliament. He has worked as a print and television journalist and a CBC Radio host. He is the author of six books, including the best-selling Great Canadian Speeches. He has written biographies of Emmett Hall, whose Royal.... |
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Before Hillary Clinton took the stage in Sacramento on Sunday evening, drums were sounded furious and fast by percussionists from a local high school. Then Clinton, readying for war with a smile on her face, spelled out her plans for taking on Donald Trump in the 2016 election. |
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In an interview for Vatican Radio, the Archbishop of Kraków, Cardinal Stanisław Dziwisz, has said that he spoke to Pope Francis on Saturday about the pontiff’s forthcoming visit to Poland for World Youth Day.
“I told him about the great enthusiasm surrounding the event, not only in Poland but.... |
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German President Joachim Gauck said on Monday that he would not serve a second five-year term, a decision which could trigger a battle between the parties in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s ruling coalition over who should succeed him. Although the position of president is largely ceremonial in Germany,.... |
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In a display of statesmanship and humility, Chief Minister, Mr. Victor Banks, has apologised to persons in a protest march, a week ago, if they felt offended by remarks he made in a radio broadcast. He made the statement on Anguilla Day, Monday, May 30, 2016 which he described as a time for healing. |
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