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Listen • 49:56 On the latest edition of our new program, The Newsroom, host and WHQR Managing Editor Benjamin Schachtman sits down with Wilmington City Councilman Kevin Spears to discuss affordable housing (or, rather, the lack of it), creating jobs, and systemic racism. Then, WECT investigative reporter Ann McAdams discusses the history of the complicated and disturbing lawsuit against the New Hanover County Schools district, and what might be next. And, a deep dive into Wilmington's affordable housing crisis, featuring in-depth reporting by WHQR’s own Rachel Keith an...

Analysing the past actions of the British army is key to understanding its future Kim Sengupta © Provided by The Independent In March 2006, a colleague and I were leaving Helmand for Kabul having spent time there covering the impending arrival of the British forces – who were meant to be a mission not lasting more than two years. “Are you guys going to the British embassy in Kabul?” asked Lieutenant Colonel Henry Worsley as we were getting on a helicopter. “If you are, can you ask them what exactly is HMG’s policy on poppy eradication? Because no one has told us d...

(5 out of 5 stars) "Fortunatly I saw this production in San Francisco and New York. It was great to see Carol Channing in her best known role. She is unique! But Florence Lacey with her brilliant soprano voice singing "Ribbons down my back" gives you shivers all over! She make this CD to a special one." Dolly (and Carol) are back where they belong! Byron Kolln | 10/27/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "HELLO DOLLY! is still one of musical theatre's crowning-glories. The original 1964 production catapulted Carol Channing into the annals of Broadway folklore and the role became her signature performa...

The refugee stream continues. >> when it says we're working with kurdish fighter, what does that mean? >> we're not arming the kurds. i talked to general jay garner who was in kurdistan last week. he said we're not arming the kurds. we're sending weapons to iraq and hope that iraq passes them on on the kurds. but iraq is not doing that. >> casey mcfarland, we could talk to you all hour. thank you very much. thank you for your expertise. leland. nato ally turkey is reeling after twin bomb blasts exploded during a peace rally today. as you can imagine from the video, dozens of people were kill...

East director held a week of meetings with officials from both the u.s. state department and the pentagon, including with paul wolfowitz, donald rumsfeld's second in command. at the pentagon with just two months until the invasion, attention turns to who will run iraq in the immediate days and weeks after the fall of saddam. retired army lieutenant general jay garner, a man with deep experience in the region, gets the call from donald rumsfeld. >> he said what we need right now somebody is to come right in, put a staff together, operationalize the plans we put together. you know, you think if ...