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Nabil Maleh, Giant of Syrian Cinema, Dies at 79

Nabil Maleh, Giant of Syrian Cinema, Dies at 79

Nabil Maleh, who used social realism to challenge authority and became, in many critics' estimation, the fath…

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Meet the Climate Lawyer, Biker and Brewer Suing Over a Heat Wave

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By Karen Zraick Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Roger Worthington flitted around his sprawling brewery in the mountain town of Bend, Ore., on a recent Saturday, moving with a frenetic energy. He tried a new wings recipe from his young chef, congratulated the brewmaster on a recent prize and sipped a pilsner as he got ready to introduce a rock band. On Wednesday, Mr. Worthington is expected to appear in a quite different setting: in Washington before the House Judiciary Committee, which is investigating him.
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Meet the Climate Lawyer, Biker and Brewer Suing Over a Heat Wave

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By Karen Zraick Verified
| Breaking One
PORTLAND, Ore. -- Roger Worthington flitted around his sprawling brewery in the mountain town of Bend, Oregon, on a recent Saturday, moving with a frenetic energy. He tried a new wings recipe from his young chef, congratulated the brewmaster on a recent prize and sipped a pilsner as he got ready to introduce a rock band. On Wednesday, Worthington is expected to appear in a quite different setting: in Washington before the House Judiciary Committee, which is investigating him.
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Trump pardons violators of the Clean Air Act and a major donor

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By Karen Zraick Verified, Kenneth Vogel Verified
| Miami Herald Verified
EDITORS NOTE: Attn: Alaska, Wyo.) ; (ART ADV: With photo.); Maxine Joselow contributed reporting. WASHINGTON -- The White House announced Friday that President Donald Trump had issued pardons to 11 men, most of whom had been convicted of crimes related to the Clean Air Act, a bedrock environmental law. The president also pardoned Adam Kidan, a major donor to Republicans, including Trump.
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