Jimmy Carter Was a Man of the People, Even at 35,000 Feet
(The Atlanta Journal-Constitution) Whenever Jimmy Carter took a flight
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Women’s Prisons Are Rife With Trauma. Can California Set a New Course at Chowchilla?
(Los Angeles Times) — Gazing across the crowd of women, fresh from
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The Pentagon Chief Loses Bid to Reject 9/11 Plea Deals
Washington (AP) — A military appeals court has ruled against Defense
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Treasury Says Chinese Hackers Remotely Accessed Workstations, Documents in ‘Major’ Cyber Incident
Washington (AP) — Chinese hackers remotely accessed several
Leaked Documents Show Cuban Military Sitting on Billions of Dollars Amid Humanitarian Crisis
(Miami Herald) Even as Cubans have been dying because of shortages
What is the Native American Church and Why is Peyote Sacred to Members?
The Native American Church is considered the most widespread
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China Sanctions 7 Companies Over US Military Assistance to Taiwan
Beijing (AP) — The Chinese government placed sanctions on seven companies
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An Appeals Court Upholds a $5 Million Award in a Sexual Abuse Verdict Against President-Elect Trump
A federal appeals court on Monday upheld a jury’s finding in a civil case
Stock Market Today: Wall Street Slumps in Final Days of a Banner Year for US Stocks
New York (AP) — U.S. stocks fell Monday as a strong year for the
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Carter’s Foreign Policy Toward Cuba, Nicaragua and Haiti Left Huge Marks on South Florida
(Miami Herald) The Carter administration era opened the