Almanag April 13 2016 Almanac Highlights
Almanac notes mark 104th day of 2016 and 25th day of spring. It recalls Halle Berry as the first African American Best Actress winner for Monster's Ball in 2001 and lists notable birthdays from Jefferson to Kasparov. It also notes Samuel Beckett quote, Handel Messiah Dublin premiere in 1742, and first quarter moon. Letters to the editor policy and contact details are provided.
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Halle Berry
George Frideric Handel
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Religion reshapes campaign with pope Francis in sight
A broad look at how religion molds 2016 politics shows Bernie Sanders attending a Vatican event and Hillary Clinton aligning with faith communities. Pope Francis’s emphasis on mercy, poverty, and refugees contrasts with White Evangelical divides over Donald Trump, shaping campaign strategies and voter loyalties.
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Priebus Faces Split as GOP Teeters on Trump Cruz
Washington whispers mark the GOP leadership crisis as Reince Priebus weighs unity versus morality while the party debates backing Donald Trump or Ted Cruz. Possible resignations loom if Trump secures the nomination, with Paul Ryan floated as a mainstream salvage option amid factional tensions.
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Frontex under fire over border management failures
A Daily Mail report questions Frontex handling of illegal crossings saying 1.82 million counted events may understate true figures and movements. The piece argues Western governments lack tough policies, warning of jihadist infiltration via migrants while judges face criticism over deportation rules.
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McCarthy denounces Islamists and policy capture at Hillsdale
Former U S attorney Andrew C McCarthy, speaking at Hillsdale College in February, argued Islamists influence U S policy and institutions. He urged recognizing Islamist aims, criticized Western liberals for mocking opponents, and cited Hadith usage by terrorists and immigration trends as signs of infiltration. Readers may email Cal Thomas.
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Kasich Faces Only-Loser Status as He Stays in Race
Jennifer Rubin argues Kasich should quit after Wisconsin's 31st loss in 32 contests, noting his third place finishes in Midwestern states, weak delegate gains, and the likelihood he seeks a VP slot or sustains a dividend of support for Trump. The piece questions electability and urges voters to end Kasich's campaign.
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