…f Finance Minister Rafie al-Issawi, who is Sunni, arrested for alleged terrorist activities on Dec. 20 — almost exactly one year after he ordered the arrest of Sunni Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi’s security detail. Hashimi fled to Turkey and is unlikely to return soon to Iraq,...
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… Neumann architecture computer—as distinct from a Harvard architecture computer, where there are two separate memories, one for instructions and one for data. The vast majority of computer chips built in the era of Moore’s Law are based on the von Neumann architecture, including...
… dangerous variable, thus amping up the kind of chaos that he usually benefited from. But Bannon was unequivocal about one thing. As the Russia story unfolds, he advised reporters, keep your eye on Kushner. OOK Ok By mid-March, Gary Cohn had been drafted into the effort to sal...
… right to make sure we get on camera. I teach her the red carpet hustle, which is five steps forward, three steps back, one inch behind a couture-clad nominee. We greet Kevin Huvane as Sandra Bullock is talking to ABC-TV and a billion people see me wearing a black Marchesa gown....
Remembering Pubic Hair Okay, call me old-fashioned, but | still like pubic hair. Internet porn sites now present several choices--completely shaved, vertical landing strips that look like exclamation points, heart shaped, the Charlie Chaplin with just a little patch above the cl...
…n high school) By Peggy Siegal UPDATED: Tuesday at 6pm Was this year different from all other years at the Oscars? In one way, it wasn't. A24's "Moonlight" won best picture because voters went for content over style. The win was for it’s poetic take on the American ideals that...
… This was check, but far from checkmate, and you had to continue to play the game, knowing that it would be a very long one. The only way to win the game, Bannon argued, was with a disciplined strategy. But the president, prodded here by his family, was an obsessive and not a st...
…s an abysmal record on human rights, engaging in torture and severe political repression, it had a good, even excellent one when it came to protecting the pluralism of the religious culture that is one of Syria’s most enduring and attractive qualities. Some of these virtues are c...
…h day, six da Wall Street outsider. A He wanted more. Hoffenberg was 4 Brooklyn boy. A college dropout, like Epstein. One thing Hoffenberg wanted was respect. The o : e who was familiar with Wall Street's inner workings. Jel : tions for Bear Stearns, fit the bill: ther someon...
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… demands for extradition but are unaware of the U.S. government's thinking or plans. Asked if they feared for his life, one of Mr. Gulen's lawyers, Reid Weingarten said, "We do. We're very concerned about his safety." The lawyer said they are discussing whether to ask U.S. author...
…about half an hour under police escort on Thursday morning the 28", he complied. At first, we thought it would prove a one-off media stunt. But that evening, Danny Yatom brought me an intelligence report with evidence that Arafat’s Palestinian Authority was planning for wide-sca...
…acks, eerily well, with his | own legal history. The setup for this episode is the rape of a very young French 1 girl. One who's been flown to New York on a very rich man’s pri- 4 vate jet, then flown back—coach class —to Paris. _ Onthe plane, she has a freak-out. She thinks th...
…llows her to promote civil society and human rights without getting in the face of the country’s leaders. Often a questioner will refer to her in fractured English as “President Clinton.” In Asia, this can be especially mortifying for the shy audience. She’ll cheerfully reply “I...
…ively chase after.” “Why ‘justice, justice.”” No word, or even syllable of the Torah is supposed to be redundant. Every one has a meaning. I told Judge Bazelon that the rabbis had a field day providing interpretation to the repeat of justice. My favorite, the one I had proposed i...