The Square Mile City of London and Its Coffee House Legacy
A column explores the City of London known as the Square Mile, its Roman origins, and long standing traditions. It covers the Freedom of the City, historic coffee houses shaping finance, and notable figures honored as Freedom recipients. It cites the City of London’s banking role and modern enterprise statistics.
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City of London
U.K
Greater London
London
City of
Florence Nightingale
Winston Churchill
Princess Diana
Nelson Mandela
London Stock Exchange
Change Alley
Lloyd's of London
Edward Lloyd
Tower Street
Starbucks
The dark side of online chat highlighted by a Roswell arrest
An editorial notes how messaging apps like Kik enable real time chats but can expose children to danger. A Roswell case reports a 24 year old arrested for possession and distribution of child images via Kik in a chatroom with about 30 others.
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America Online
Facebook
Roswell
Kik
New Jersey
Trentonian
New York Times
Kik International
Ted Livingston
U.S
Letters on Trump and Christianity in modern politics
A reader argues Trump alters political norms and GOP unity. The letter frets about media bias, court politics, and a shift toward what it calls a criminal oligarchy. It then pivots to a critique of Christianity and history, accusing modern Christian leaders of tyranny and Hitler ties, ending with a personal jab about Christmas.
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Donald Trump
Trump
United States
Supreme Court
America
Eurasia
CNBC
Clintons
Martin Kral
Roswell
Ryan Reynolds
Hitler
Ence
Constantine
Christendom
Germany
Poland
New York Times
Friedrich Heer
Vienna University
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Frank P. Crozier
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Jolly Old England
Londinium
Britain
Square Mile
Morgan Freeman
Timothy P. Howsare
TimoTny P. Howsare
RDR Editorial
Jesus