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Photographer for Stars and Stripes. Have photographed in Europe, Africa, Afghanistan and the Middle East for S&S. Following, RTs and links ≠ endorsement.
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51 Lathrop GPM Attorneys and 17 Practice Groups Ranked in Chambers USA 2026

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By Margo Hellman, Michael Abrams, Catie Bitzan Amundsen
| lathropgpm.com
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (June 4, 2026) — Lathrop GPM is pleased to share that the firm and its lawyers have been ranked in Chambers USA 2026, which was released today. Seventeen of the firm’s practice groups and 51 attorneys received national and regional honors in this year’s directory.
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This Jewish American Heritage Month, there are warning signs we can’t ignore | Opinion

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By Michael Abrams
| Kansas City Star
A year after the murder of Kansas City’s Sarah Milgrim, we see that antisemitism did not disappear — it adapted. There was a time, not all that long ago, when many people genuinely believed antisemitism was fading into history. It was the 1990s: The Cold War had ended. Liberal democracy seemed ascendant and hate directed toward Jews felt increasingly socially unacceptable and politically marginal.
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This Jewish American Heritage Month, there are warning signs we can’t ignore | Opinion

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By Michael Abrams
| Yahoo
A year after the murder of Kansas City’s Sarah Milgrim, we see that antisemitism did not disappear — it adapted. (AFP via Getty Images) There was a time, not all that long ago, when many people genuinely believed antisemitism was fading into history. It was the 1990s: The Cold War had ended. Liberal democracy seemed ascendant and hate directed toward Jews felt increasingly socially unacceptable and politically marginal.
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