Weather Underground terrorist born to privilege
Kathy Boudin was born to a left-wing family steeped in the traditions of jurisprudence, but she black-sheeped her way around terror gangs.
Kathy Boudin was born to a left-wing family steeped in the traditions of jurisprudence, but she black-sheeped her way around terror gangs.
It took 77 years for Johnnie Jones to be awarded his Purple Heart, but by then he had won the hearts and minds of most Americans.
Art Rupe studied black bands and singers to discover what made their records so exciting – he then found Little Richard and Sam Cooke.
Miguel Estrella was jailed and tortured as a terrorist. He rose above it all with the help of an ‘angel’.
Melbourne’s Stefan Romaniw recently visited Ukraine to see for himself the terror unleashed by Russian president Vladimir Putin.
The US response to the 1970s oil embargo was to reduce vehicle speeds, giving birth to the CB radio fad and an unlikely hit song.
Behind most evil men are willing accomplices. In the case of Russia’s Vladimir Putin, that man is the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Mohammed Dhib was a 15-year-old shepherd boy when he threw a stone into a cave and found scrolls that had been hidden for 20 centuries. Boy, did he live to regret it.
When the widowed Dagny Carlsson turned to a computer to help fill the void of her once married life, she set off an online phenomenon.
David Irvine was once our man in Beijing, and he was perfectly qualified to chair the Foreign Investment Review Board in challenging times.
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