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Asked by one of Libby’s lawyers if he had talked about Plame with anybody else before outing her in his column, Novak said he’d discussed her with a lobbyist named Richard Hohlt. Who, the lawyer pressed, is Hohlt? “He’s a very good source of mine” whom I talk to “every day,” Novak replied. Indeed, Hohlt is such a good source that after Novak finished his column naming Plame, he testified, he did something most journalists rarely do: he gave the lobbyist an advance copy of his column....

February 1, 2023 · 4 min · 732 words · Thomas Rivera

A Man On A Mission Orville Rogers Values Virtues And Faith Opinion

Many people of faith in this country would agree, especially those of us who believe our lives are not merely under-reported but outright caricatured and ridiculed: Christians. To better understand such lives, Baquet’s team should try this simple idea on for size: hire people who care about this journalistic beat and have them write stories about the lives of Christians in all of their glory and complexity. There was no better Christian life to write about last year—and celebrate—than that of Orville Rogers, who died in November at the age of 101....

February 1, 2023 · 7 min · 1464 words · John Chisholm

A New Guitar Hero Game Is Exactly What The World Needs Right Now

The Guitar Hero games can be hard to access in the modern gaming climate. Guitar Hero hasn’t been added to Xbox Game Pass, and the series hasn’t benefitted from any rereleases or remaster treatments. The guitar controllers and accessories can be hard to come by, and the compatibility of them is somewhat complex, depending on what console is being used and what specific titles a gamer has. For some fans, Guitar Hero is overdue a comeback, and now might be the right time for its return....

February 1, 2023 · 4 min · 736 words · Lynn Mirabal

A New Task For Fido

February 1, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Ricky Millet

A Nova Movie Could Fix This Big Mcu Problem

Richard Rider, the superhero most commonly known as Nova, is, after all, a human. Born in New York, Richard was just a regular teenager till Rhomann Dey, last surviving Centurion of Xandar’s Nova Corps, transferred his powers to Richard. Unlike in other superhero origin stories, Dey didn’t choose Rider. Instead, he basically took a chance on him. A badly wounded Dey crosses paths with Richard after pursuing intergalactic pirate Zorr to Earth and, with no other options, gambles that Rider will end up being worthy of the powers bestowed upon him....

February 1, 2023 · 4 min · 836 words · Remedios Luzar

A Plague Tale Requiem Gets Intense Story Trailer

Asobo Studio recently confirmed that players can expect A Plague Tale: Requiem to last between 15-18 hours, which is significantly longer than the original’s approximate 10-hour runtime. However, the team has stressed that the follow-up wasn’t larger in scale for the sake of it, but rather the run time fits the story. In support of this message, a new story trailer has been released that teases what gamers can look forward to on October 18....

February 1, 2023 · 3 min · 433 words · Lorraine Smith

A Plea For A World Thanksgiving Day Opinion

Thanksgiving to Lincoln was about appreciating our bounty of food and the “blessings of fruitful fields” amid the conflict. Thanksgiving was a day to build “peace, harmony, tranquility and Union” at home. As Lincoln also noted in his proclamation, peace “with all nations” was just as important. It was far more than what many today consider to be a day of eating turkey and watching football. While we enjoy Thanksgiving, let’s envision a world where every nation can celebrate this wonderful holiday in peace and free from hunger....

February 1, 2023 · 3 min · 604 words · Barbara Messenger

A Possible Boost For The Immune System

At the early stages of HIV disease, uninfected white blood cells hold the virus in check. Over time, those cells grow less responsive, the virus proliferates and the immune system collapses. To see if IL-12 might slow this cycle, the NCI researchers first drew blood from 40 infected volunteers and gauged their white-cell responses to a range of foreign substances. Left unassisted, the volunteers’ white cells responded sluggishly. But when the researchers added IL-12 to the blood, they got vigorous responses to the same foreign materials....

February 1, 2023 · 1 min · 158 words · Edmond Hwang

A Real Home Court Advantage

At issue is Cuomo’s cut of $77 million from the proposed judicial budget of $966 million. Under the New York constitution, Wachtler argues, the judiciary has the right to send its budget to the legislature “without revision” by the governor. “The governor has put himself in the way,” says Wachtler. The issue is not being fought as a dry, analytical matter. Says Cuomo: “Do we have some elitist Brahmin government here with two budgets: one, ‘we the people in robes decide what we need,’ with what’s left over going to the other 18 million New Yorkers?...

February 1, 2023 · 2 min · 358 words · Norman Dowdell

A Record Record The Blue Jays Affiliate That Went 68 2

Toronto’s Dominican Summer League East affiliate went 68-2 in 1992, outscored opponents 571-175 and finished 36.5 games ahead of the second place team. MORE: Will the Blue Jays win the WS? | Blue Jays visual history How did they do it? Older players. Dominican Summer League archives aren’t as easily obtainable as those from domestic leagues, but it appears the 1992 “D-Jays” had an experienced lineup and pitching staff that overmatched younger opponents....

February 1, 2023 · 2 min · 350 words · Randolph Russell

A Resistance To Reason

The fear seems to override logic. In a recent study, researchers at Arizona State University asked several hundred business and science majors how they would feel about dining with silver-ware used by AIDS patients on the previous day (and then washed), the previous week and as much as a year ago. Although they were well informed factually about HIV infection, the majority admitted they would feel some fingering unease even after a year....

February 1, 2023 · 4 min · 789 words · Thomas Cheney

A Sad Ending To A Long Search

“This is no longer a missing persons case,” said Washington Police Chief Charles Ramsey. “This is a death investigation.” Levy disappeared on or about May 1, 2001, as she prepared to return to California after completing a stint as an intern with the federal Bureau of Prisons. The disappearance triggered an avalanche of publicity after she was romantically linked to California Democrat Rep. Gary Condit. The remains–a human skull, bones and fragments of clothing–were found by a man walking his dog and searching for turtles....

February 1, 2023 · 2 min · 334 words · David Little

A Star Is Torn Keeping Mahrez Must Be Leicester S Top Priority

Team spirit, work ethic, fitness and so on are generally the buzz words and phrases that spring to mind when people are asked about the club’s maiden top-flight title, but there’s more to it than that. Pull the leg off a fly and it’ll buzz away into the sky, but remove a wing? For Leicester City, Jamie Vardy, N’Golo Kante and, most importantly at this juncture, Riyad Mahrez, were and are the club’s wings....

February 1, 2023 · 3 min · 593 words · Cynthia Parker

A M A S H Note For Wildlife

title: “A M A S H Note For Wildlife” ShowToc: true date: “2023-01-23” author: “Jessica Norman”

January 31, 2023 · 1 min · 16 words · Barbara Hill

A Million Dollar Pledge Raises More Questions For Clinton

The records detailing Dozoretz’s previously undisclosed promise were turned over to a House committee today along with records showing that Dozoretz’s friend, Denise Rich, the fugitive’s ex-wife, had contributed $450,000 to the library. The documents surfaced even as a federal grand jury in New York-which is conducting a criminal investigation into the Rich pardon overseen by U.S. attorney Mary Jo White-subpoenaed records from the Clinton library along with all government records relating to the Rich pardon....

January 31, 2023 · 3 min · 542 words · Lillian Johnson

A Mystery In The Deep

The tragedy of the Kursk is a parable of modern Russia, a country still grappling with sudden collapse from superpower status, and also with the responsibilities of a more open society. After seven days, Chief of Staff of the Northern Fleet Mikhail Motsak declared, in the grim but careful parlance of dying hope, that “it is highly probable that we must fear the worst.” But well before that, the silence from the Kursk was like a vacuum quickly filled by outrage....

January 31, 2023 · 10 min · 2101 words · Beverly Bierce

A New Bump In Al S Road

At least one senior Justice official still thinks Gore may know more than he’s ever told. Word leaked last week that Robert Conrad, chief of Justice’s Campaign Financing Task Force, had recommended that Attorney General Janet Reno appoint a special counsel to investigate whether Gore lied to investigators about the temple luncheon and his other 1996 fund-raising. Trying to quash speculation about new and possibly damaging evidence, an angry Gore released the transcript of his four-hour session with Conrad and FBI agents last April....

January 31, 2023 · 4 min · 723 words · Richard Craig

A New Nintendo Direct May End 2020 With A Boom

Interestingly, it dubbed itself as the “last Direct Mini Partner Showcase” of the year, which is considerably specific language to use. This implies that Nintendo has another Direct livestream conference planned, but it will be neither a Mini nor a partner-specific showcase. It helps that Nintendo has had a direct in December for the past two years, and since the content of each December direct since the event’s conception have varied, it stands to reason it may end the year on a bang....

January 31, 2023 · 4 min · 701 words · Peggy Mitcham

A New Problem

January 31, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Evelyn Fiorini

A New Rogues Gallery

January 31, 2023 · 0 min · 0 words · Ted Allison