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The New Yorker Casey N. Cep investigates the details surrounding a nonfiction murder mystery Harper Lee once wrote, but never published. In a 1987 letter now housed at Emory University, Lee wrote to Jones: 'I do believe that the Reverend Maxwell murdered at least five people, that his motive was.... |
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Damian McCarney. A gay Kilnaleck publican has enlisted the help of straight friends to support his video campaign calling for a ‘Yes’ vote in the forthcoming referendum on marriage equality. Gerard Lovett was moved to call on support of his family, friends and neighbours because he believes that an.... |
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1. The Peoples Democratic Party’s Presidential Campaign Organisation has accused the APC of planning to announce a fake result after the next week elections on Radio Chanji, allegedly belonging to the APC. The Director of Media and Publicity of the campaign organisation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, made the allegation at a news conference in Abuja. |
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The following are the top stories in the Maltese and overseas press. Times of Malta reports that asylum applications have hit a five-year low having dropped 40 per cent last year. It also reports on yesterday's murder at San Blas. The Malta Independent says EU leaders have pledged to support Libya but there will be no boots on the ground. |
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FROM across the country they came, young men and women, all with one mission, to hear the message of change, though they did not need to be convinced anymore that change is inevitable, as things presently stand in Nigeria. The T-shirts they changed into shortly before entering the VIP section of De.... |
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The Bishop of Elphin Kevin Doran has moved to quell the controversy surrounding his comments during a Newstalk radio interview last week when he spoke about gay people with children not being parents.
Bishop Doran told The Sligo Champion he was conscious that his interview on Newstalk on Monday 9th March "has given rise to much reaction. |
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Kavuma works at night in Katine, Soroti, in 2010, in a partnership arrangement between The Observer and the UK’s Guardian and Observer newspapers. From reciting stories and poems written by his uncle, through writing a news board at St Mary’s College Kisubi, RICHARD M KAVUMA is now editor of The.... |
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Australia's gaffe-prone prime minister publicly apologized Friday for comparing the opposition party leader to German World War II-era propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels the second Nazi-related comment he has withdrawn in a month. Tony Abbott told Parliament on Thursday that Labor Party leader Bill Shorten was "the Dr. |
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On a Thursday night in January, the atmosphere at the Housing Works Bookstore Cafe in SoHo was heavy with nostalgia. More than 100 people mingled, drank wine and swayed in place to hits of the ’70s and ’80s, featuring songs by Lou Reed, David Bowie, Elton John and the B-52’s. |
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Monica Cheru- Mpambawashe Lifestyle Editor IN the face of paedophilia, allegations of homosexual relations and offspring from the loins of ordained priests, the Roman Catholic demand for vows of chastity from its clergy seems to be more than flesh and blood can bear for most. |
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May 4th, 2014 We're taking a look at the NBA decision to ban LA Clippers' owner Donald Sterling from the league for life. Part of the punishment after a recording of racist statements by the real-estate mogul was made public. Joining us this afternoon is Dr. Khalil Muhammad, director of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. |
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