 BBC correspondent Jane Corbin has been pursuing bin Laden for a long time ("For three years he was my screen-saver"). |
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 At a few minutes past 4:00 a.m. local time on Wednesday, August 31, 1983, a Korean Air Lines took off from the airport in Anchorage, Alaska, carrying 269 people: 240 passengers and 29 crew members. |
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 Rabbi Marc Gellman and Monsignor Thomas Hartman, the team behind How Do You Spell God?, speak directly to tweens and teens in Bad Stuff in the News: A Guide to Handling the Headlines. |
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 Osama bin Laden pretends to be a selfless freedom fighter seeking to rid the Islamic world of Western dominance and the de facto leader of the Muslim faithful. |
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 This book recounts the story of the Civil Rights Movement, from slavery up to the present day. |
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 Conserving Wild America may seem to be a daunting task, yet government wildlife agencies, private conservation organizations, sportsmen, and concerned individuals have accepted the challenge. |
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 Carrie Taylor McDonnall joined the International Mission Board Service in 1999 and served in Israel, Jordan, Iraq, and other Middle Eastern countries. |
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 A former draft resister who felt he had "a moral duty not to fight in Vietnam," Nicosia (Memory Babe: A Critical Biography of Jack Kerouac) interviewed some 600 men who did take part in the war and who then became active in the antiwar movement, or later worked as veterans' advocates. |
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 From one of the most respected voices in young-adult literature comes this impassioned, inspiring book of observations and ideas. |
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 In the aftermath of September 11, as Americans tried to figure out what they were up against, many of them turned to Ahmed Rashid's masterful book Taliban, the single best account of Afghanistan's murderous regime. |
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 Stories of extraordinary men and women who are making their communities better places to live. |
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 The Marine Corps granted Michael Green and photographer Greg Stewart all-access approval to its bases for collecting historical and current background information and for photographing the weapons, tactical gear, techniques, and support elements of the Modern U.S. Marines. |
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 On July 19, 2004, an amazing story, accompanied by incredible video footage, broke across network and cable news programs. |
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