The latest in former President Barack Obama’s series of memoirs, titled “Pictures that Move We”, has topped the New York Times Bestseller List for the fifth week in a row. This astounding and touching work delves deep into the former President’s psyche. The book contains no actual text – not even captions – but rather… Read More Obama Proves a Picture of Obama Really Is Worth 1000 Words
“It was the scariest moment of my life!” exclaimed the young woman, recalling the events of March 31. She and her boyfriend had been practicing social distancing for over two weeks. In fact, they were the first of their small circle of 30 close friends to refuse all social engagements frequented by anyone with whom… Read More Seattle Couple Frightened, Uncertain about Social Distancing
Japan has appealed to the International Olympic Committee to obtain at least a partial refund on the bribe money it paid the organization as part of its successful bid to secure the 2020 Summer Olympics. A high-ranking Japanese official, who wished to remain anonymous as he has not been authorized to speak on this topic,… Read More 2020 Olympics Postponed: Japan Requests Partial Refund on Bribe Money Paid to IOC
