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Some shocking comments. earlier this week republican marjorie taylor greene compared mask mandates in the u.s. house to the holocaust. yeah, you heard that right. needless to say that sparked outrage, of course. the american jewish congress demanding she immediately retract and apologize. well, you can probably guess what happened. instead when asked about it during a weekend visit to arizona she said this. >> we shouldn't be having this kind of treatment. no one should be treated like a second-class citizen for saying i don't need to wear a mask or saying that my medical records are my privac...

When an abandoned baby girl is adopted by the Reverend Arlington, a Nigerian woman living in England decides that the Arlingtons would provide the right Christian home for her own baby. But Chester is black, and his new life means a long search for his own identity. "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. About the Author: Buchi Emecheta was born in Lagos in Nigeria. Her father, a railway worker, died when she was very young. At the age of ten she won a scholarship to the Methodist Girls' High School, but by the time she was seventeen she had left school, married and had a chi...

Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is going to the WTO to save the organisation  and the rest of the world. Africans have high expectations too.

BY REUBEN ABATI The biggest piece of happy-ending news in Nigeria in the month of February 2021 is the endorsement of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the next Director General of the World Trade Organization (WTO) by the United States. The South Korean candidate for the position, Yoo Myung-hee whose candidacy had enjoyed the backing of the United States under the Trump administration, withdrew and the South Korean authorities have since pledged their support for Dr. N.O. Iweala. The South Korean’s earlier refusal to step down had made it difficult for Dr. Iweala to be confirmed by consensus when...

And think about how that could be applied going forward. what is the message going forward to other countries around the world if we're basically going to say it's a country and it doesn't matter if a president prioritizes the interest of his political opponents over the national interests. >> can you remember when you were deputy national security advisor whether there were congressional republicans saying we're okay with this, we'd be okay with president obama doing something like this? those were simpler times, ben. >> not only did they try to make president obama out to be someone who was ...