Birthdays and facts mark Almanag July 29 2014 edition
Almanag notes include birthdays for Adele Astaire Arnold Palmer Charles Kuralt Roger Maris Buck Buchanan Stephen Jay Gould Bill O'Reilly Chris Columbus Colin Firth Randy Johnson Guy Ritchie Ryan Phillippe and more The United Nations began in 1945 with 50 nations meeting in San Francisco The U S Olympic setback occurred in 1972 against the Soviet Union Amnesty International cites 140 nations that have abolished capital punishment Moon phase notes date context and Bill O'Reilly birthday turning 65
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Obama’s cautious plan to confront ISIL faces critique
Eugene Robinson argues Obama’s flexible strategy avoids a ground war and avoids pledging mass troops. He warns that hawkish plans for heavy airstrikes and invasive regional meddling could worsen the cycle of crises, favoring gradual, multilateral action over brute force.
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Bill Clinton confessed he advised George W. Bush during his second term calling him twice yearly for 30 to 45 minutes chats. The leaders praised each other’s communication, decisiveness, and leadership as they promoted a joint leadership program and Bush’s forthcoming book while remaining political rivals in public.
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McDonnell Corruption Trial Reflections on Standards in Politics
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