In this intrepid memoir, Russian political dissident Navalny, who died under suspicious circumstances last February, recaps his career fighting against what he depicts as a kleptocratic bureaucracy.
Imagine a baseball stadium. Fill it with twenty thousand Americans. Require Democrats to wear blue and Republicans red. At a ...
You can blame Trump voters all day long, though Melinda Henneberger’s guess is that calling them a bunch of fascists and ...
Less than two months of sleeps ‘til holidays and gift exchanges. For more book info, along with upcoming events and all the new releases, visit Main Street Reads, Summerville’s independent ...
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Kerry Kennedy: "My brother's support for Trump is a betrayal of everything the Kennedy family stands for"Human rights activist Kerry Kennedy is the most fervent defender of her father's legacy, Robert Kennedy, who was assassinated in his run for the White House. It was a country engulfed in the Vietnam ...
Politics can take over your life and hijack your serenity. Every day my husband announces more doom and gloom as the election ...
NEW YORK (AP) — In a memoir released eight months after he died in prison, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny never loses faith that his cause is worth suffering for while also ...
'In Too Deep' by Lee and Andrew Child provides a gripping narrative as Reacher wakes up in an unknown location, handcuffed to a makeshift bed, with his belongings gone and no memory of how he got ...
Excerpts of a memoir written by late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny have revealed he believed he would die in prison. The New Yorker magazine published the excerpts Friday in ...
On Alexei Navalny’s first night in a prison cell, after being arrested at a Moscow airport in early 2021, he slept like a baby. “You would imagine you would be pacing around within those four ...
NEW YORK — In a memoir released eight months after he died in prison, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny never loses faith that his cause is worth suffering for while also acknowledging he ...
It’s the oddest thing, writes Alexei Navalny in Patriot, his posthumous memoir and final political testament. Dying from novichok poisoning doesn’t feel anything like you’d expect. “Heart?
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