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Fiction. and indeed, police found details in this tale that lined up with reality, the writer it is first person account tells the reader how the user processing kit to dismember the vitims body. and police found a processing kit in twitchells garage. the-esque a killer says he tried to burn the victims body and his oral drummond parents backyard. >> and he joked about it in his storytelling, about how this dumb compton realize he had just killed a guy, and he was now going out and celebrating, ...

Elections fall flat. >> getting rid of the 60 vote threshold would be like giving whisk can i and car keys to a teenage boy. ♪ its intercepted. reader got the hit on murray. safety for 2 instead of 6. and its a rams touchdown. ♪ i belong with you ♪ you belong with me. >> ainsley: good tuesday morning. what a beautiful shot of somerset, pennsylvania. there is snow on the ground. the christmas tree is up. the american flag is flying. somerset county has been called the roof garden of pennsyl...

And i think, proving in various ways that youre open—minded and that you can and that the reader can trust you is totally central. and i want to ask you about a decision you took around the steele dossier, and whether you feel that had an impact on trust between americans and the media. for listeners who dont recall this, buzzfeed, when you were editor, published the steele dossier containing allegations linking donald trump to russia, those allegations have not been stood up — you justified...

Yeah, and i think theres a big opportunity to connect with people, and often if you talk to people about the news, they say, you need to read between the lines and means a lot of different — it means a lot of different things to a lot of people. everybody hates us these days, but for a wide variety of reasons. i think its an opportunity and i think, proving in various ways that youre open—minded and that you can and that the reader can trust you is totally central. and i want to ask you abou...

I actually think manyjournalists are eagerfor a new thing. i think theres been a pendulum swing, as it always does in this industry, you know, ten years ago towards lots of interesting new stuff, and then sort of a rush of people like me back to the new york times, back to the safety of these big established institutions, and i think theres a lot of appetite among journalists, actually, to try something new. could they be people who have strong opinions who are known for being public and striden...

I think is a party office. influence in hartlepool. if it was _ i think is a party office. influence in hartlepool. if it was in - in hartlepool. if it was in hartlepool. probably - in hartlepool. if it was in - hartlepool. probably drowning his sorrows— hartlepool. probably drowning his sorrows given the fact that they lost to — sorrows given the fact that they lost to the tories got over 50% of the vote — lost to the tories got over 50% of the vote in— lost to the tories got over 50% o...

Divided, we begin at the beginning of the story of american democracy with the words of george washington. every year on washingtons birthday, a member of the united states senate reads, george washingtons farewell address on the senate floor. the political parties are alternate and, in this yearly ritual, this year a democrat will read washingtons farewell address. because last, year republican senator rob portman was the reader. and it was fitting that weeks after the insurrection at the capit...

To deal with the real world if they have to be protected from a literary classic? >> the truth is, they are not getting prepared for the real world. again, this is a challenging story for me because if anyone listens to me on the radio knows im clearly not much of a reader. but the gods honest truth is, the reason "to kill a mockingbird" is jarring to read it because traveling us back to a time where we behaved and talked in a much different way. in a lot of ways, reading that book is a reminder...

Senator rob portman was the reader. and it was fitting that weeks after the insurrection at the capitol, a republican senator was forced to read george washingtons warnings about the danger of what political parties could become saying that a party, quote, agitates the community with ill founded jealousies and false alarms, kindles the animosity of one part against another, foment occasionally riot and insurrection. george washington got his projected insurrection driven by a political party on ...

Relied on. or the tip line that china created last year for citizens to report anyone making a legal comments about chinas history. so glenn youngkin, for creating an atmosphere where teachers not only need to worry about your unsafe ban on mask mandates but also getting reported on for teaching difficult topics that my cause them discomfort or introspection, the euro tonights absolute worst, and thats tonight reader. all in with per se starts now. te worst, an thats tonight reader. al tonight o...