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President ial debate or in history has ever faced. Nothing even close to it and it is one that could create a gigantic challenge for joe biden. He may not be able to say anything about Donald Trumps indictments during these debates and that is a prospect no one has considered yet. Andrew weissmann will consider it for us in the discussion coming up. Lets talk about wednesday, the codeword, maybe. Ask if that is legal. Im going to be watching. We will check. Thanks, alex. Have a good show. Thank ...

particularly right now with democracy under attack. and were giving thanks for some of our most favorite conversations. each of these individuals in their own way is on the front lines of protecting democracy. one of those fortunate voices is legendary conservative legal scholar judge michael ludig. hes a conservatives conservative. he was short listed to be named to the u.s. supreme court. as one of the star witnesses during the january 6th select committee hearings, judge luting call...

In conversation with Reem Bassiouney on the Sheikh Zayed Book Award, 'Al Halwani', and bridging the cultural gap

When you’re working on a writing project, it’s tempting to take shortcuts in an effort to get to the finish line quicker.

When you’re working on a writing project, it’s tempting to take shortcuts in an effort to get to the finish line quicker.

WARREN TWP. - Warren Middle School (WMS) seventh graders are currently learning and fully immersed in what is known as the “writing process.”

Discover the winner of the 2023 British Academy Book Prize, Nandini Das, and her remarkable work 'Courting India,' unraveling the story of Britain and India's origins

Late ‘Friends’ star was the ‘only one’ of the main cast who contributed to the script

Writing is often considered a creative or even artistic process that’s largely intuitive. You need to treat your writing like a science experiment instead.

The annual book fair program, hosted by the Indianapolis Public Library, made possible by Friends of the Library, is set to take place Oct. 21 from 11 a.m.-4 p.m. at Central Library.