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- When dam burst, here’s how one Nebraska town met the epic floods
- How El Paso copes as ground zero of the border crisis
- The force of peace in Algeria's protests
- Northern composure: Can Canada stave off the West’s populist anger?
When dam burst, here’s how one Nebraska town met the epic floods Posted: 05 Apr 2019 01:59 PM PDT Janice Halstead pulls an old photo, browned by the floodwaters, from a garage stuffed with furniture and hands it to her husband. "That's our wedding," says Larry Halstead of the 57-year-old portrait. Three weeks ago, the couple barely made it out of their home before the fast-rising Ponca Creek flooded its banks and ran 4 feet of water through it. |
How El Paso copes as ground zero of the border crisis Posted: 05 Apr 2019 12:17 PM PDT |
The force of peace in Algeria's protests Posted: 05 Apr 2019 10:18 AM PDT An iconic image of the 1960s shows a young American placing flowers in the barrels of soldiers' rifles during protests against the Vietnam War. Something like that is now happening in Algeria. Since February, millions of pro-democracy protesters in the North African country have been purposefully peaceful, even joyful, in the streets. |
Northern composure: Can Canada stave off the West’s populist anger? Posted: 05 Apr 2019 08:36 AM PDT This is Canada, under the leadership of Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, whose "sunny ways" have been symbolizing all that is right about Canada – and all that seems to be going so very wrong in the rest of the world. There's a much longer history that owes to geography, to wars past, and to political decisions made centuries ago. |
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