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Froma Harrop: Finding people to fill empty spaces

A tiny French mountain village with a long name, L’Hospitalet-pres-l’Andorre, has lost half its population over three decades, according to the French newspaper Le Monde. Its name in English would be “The Hospital Near Andorra.” (Andorra is a small principality shoehorned between France and Spain.) The village can tick off the losses. First the customs […]

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Leonard Pitts: What they see when they see us

It’s a story that will lacerate your heart. Indeed, you’ll watch “When They See Us,” director Ava DuVernay’s new Netflix miniseries, in appalled disbelief and open-mouthed horror. That may sound like a warning. It’s actually a recommendation. DuVernay tells the story of the so-called Central Park 5, four of them black, one Hispanic, who were […]

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Cal Thomas: D-Day’s ‘forgotten’ woman

Observances of the 75th anniversary of D-Day have properly focused on the troops and the architect of Operation Overlord, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who freed Europe from Hitler and his Nazi hordes. One person — a woman — has not received the credit she deserves for her efforts with the French Resistance. Without her daring […]