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Ryann Liebenthal

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[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

One of the most powerful storms on record strikes the Philippines, the mayor of Toronto has a problem, and cheeseburgers as post-coital couture
by , on November 12, 2013
[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

The U.S. government shutdown ends, Saudi Arabia turns down a U.N. Security Council seat, and an Alaskan town debates a successor for its cat-mayor
by , on October 22, 2013
[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

The U.S. government responds to an alleged terrorist plot, Ramadan ends in violence in parts of the Muslim world, and Swedish men guard their testicles from pacu fish
by , on August 13, 2013
[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

The U.S. Supreme Court gets in on the Voting Rights and Defense of Marriage acts, Egypt threatens revolution, and a harsh Crimean punishment for borscht-dumping
by , on July 2, 2013
[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

Pakistan’s first democratic transfer of power, the IRS and DOJ overstep their bounds, and the Pope comes out against spinsters
by , on May 14, 2013
[Weekly Review]

Weekly Review

Pope Francis among the people, rapist self-pity, and a slavery debate at CPAC Read More

by , on March 19, 2013
[Readings]

Le Misérable

From open letters by the actor Gérard Depardieu, addressed to French prime minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and to the Russian press. In January, Depardieu obtained Russian citizenship in order to evade…

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