The year 1992 will always stand out in my mind as the “Year of the Woman.” At the time, I was a reporter at Newsweek based in Washington, D.C., covering the presidential election, and politics was my world. It was the election that followed the cataclysmic Anita Hill/Clarence Thomas Supreme Court hearings, in which Hill, […]
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The Secret Plan to Murder a Pope
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