Trump Lets Nuclear Talk Turn Holiday Tone Sour
Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons notes Trump s post election rhetoric on nuclear weapons sparked a global media frenzy. He cites CBS Moonves remarks on ratings and Trump s tweets about expanding nuclear capability. Lyons questions the President elect s grasp of nuclear strategy and Russia s response, warning of a risky arms race dynamic and dangerous missteps.
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St. Martin's Press
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Do not forget Christians in the Middle East this Christmas
In a New York City Midnight Mass scene at St. Patrick’s Cathedral churchgoers ponder why people attend church on Christmas and reflect on Christians facing persecution in Iraq and Syria. Archbishop Warda, visiting from Erbil, urges remembrance and prayer, noting hope, rebuilding, and the need for Jesus Christ in the region. The piece links memorials to public figures’ deaths and calls for solidarity with displaced Christians.
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Timeline of notable events on January 4 across history
History notes January 4 across years: Doors debut album release in 1967, Triple Alliance formed in 1717, 1904 Puerto Ricans rights case, 1935 New Deal jobless aid call, 1943 Stalin on TIME cover, 1951 Seoul recaptured, 1960 Camus death, 1965 Great Society goals, 1974 Watergate subpoenas, 1987 Amtrak derailment, 1990 Charles Stuart suicide, 1995 Republican Congress start, 2007 Pelosi as first female House speaker, 2012 Cordray CFPB director, 2016 San Bernardino attack aftermath. Historic quote ends with Thurgood Marshall.
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