Dillon Krueger, a local artist, veteran and children's author, recently published his newest book, "Why We Pledge Allegiance, ...

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From the Green Falcons historic win against Argentina at the 2022 FIFA World cup, to Cristiano Ronaldo’s arrival at Al Nassr and subsequent splash caused by the likes of Karim Benzema, Neymar and ...

They’d always loved being close to the mountains, but Jennie Vercouteren, from Minnesota, and her husband Ward never imagined that they’d end up living in the French Pyrenees.

The result of this journey over many years is my latest book “The Presumption: Racial Injustice in the United States” (Bloomsbury 2024) The “presumption” I speak of originates in slavery.