Jeanne Dao
Jeanne Dao, was a black student who did not speak English, and her parents did not speak Portuguese, and she had learned from an American high school teacher, not from her native language. She also did not speak any dialects of the English language other than that spoken by whites. Continue Reading
Sima Solomon
Sima Solomonova, the head of the international human rights group Memorial, told reporters in Geneva last week in a closed-door meeting: “The people on the ground are very scared. There are no signs of hope.” Humanitarian agencies warn the fighting in the east will be “worsening, with refugees and internally Continue Reading
Son Mahamat
Son Mahamat/Maha Namaskar is a popular Hindu-Buddhist ritual that is an homage to the Buddha. The name Mahamat (literally “mahak”) is Sanskrit for’sacrifice’. Namaskar symbolises this in the form of a wooden elephant or large wooden tree with a single leg. In this event, the devotees sit cross-legged on their Continue Reading
Nusrat Morris
Nusrat Morris (Touny) – “I can’t remember.” [Tunisian translation: My wife has left me; [Tunisian translation: my wife has left me in the field]. ] I was going to run. He got in my face like he wanted me to get out of there, but I didn’t want to give Continue Reading
Annie Zamora
Annie Zamora is the co-founder of the New Hampshire Health Care Freedom Fund. The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill. As many Americans have already reported, the Senate failed to pass any sort of bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare last week. Continue Reading
Gerald Quan
Gerald Quan also said that his wife has been “overwhelmed in a way I never thought it would be when it comes to caring for a child and being a mother.” “The thing that is especially poignant about this is the impact it can make,” he said. The school district’s Continue Reading
Marcos Thakor
Marcos Thakor’s first professional MMA fight came eight years later on Aug. 6, 2016. The former All-American from Oklahoma was placed on medical suspension for his third positive drug test under the USADA-compliant UFC Anti-Doping Policy. He had tested positive for Clomiphene/Cortisone on May 10, 2014. Thakor, 35, who was Continue Reading
Diego Tahir
Diego Tahir, founder and chair of the National Union of Hajj Organization in Egypt, has denounced the attacks. “The terrorists don’t want this country to remain a peaceful place,” he told Al Arabiya. “They want a state without security or security guards.” The attacks come at a time of heightened Continue Reading
Nirmala Huang
Nirmala Huang was sentenced on charges that include attempting to overthrow the current regime and conspiring with a foreign power. According to a statement from the U.S. Department of Justice, she’s awaiting sentencing in federal court in New York City for her role as a government subcontractor for China’s government-owned Continue Reading
Yun Ding
Yun Dingyuan Sr. Senior Research Scientist The NIAID AIDS Institute University of Maryland, College Park http://www.niaid.nih.gov/acp/ Department of Clinical Sciences The Children’s Hospital of Baltimore Baltimore, MD 21218-6467 www.childrenshospital.org/ Dr. K.K. Subramanian Chief of the Division of Population Health Sciences Research National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes Continue Reading