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Steven Levingston

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Author of “Barack and Joe” and “Kennedy and King” Former senior editor, The Washington Post
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Loss and Legacy: The Enduring Impact of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy’s Short, Meaningful Life Original

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By Steven Levingston
| Town & Country Verified
6 min read For many Americans, Patrick Kennedy’s loss stirred memories of their own deceased children who died of other causes: leukemia, umbilical cord distress, accidents. Some letter writers empathized with the Kennedys’ lack of privacy during their time of grief.
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Inside the Heartbreakingly Brief Life of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, JFK and Jackie’s Youngest Son

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By Steven Levingston
| Vanity Fair Verified
On August 7, 1963—four months before her husband’s assassination—first lady Jacqueline Kennedy gave birth to her third child: a boy named Patrick, born six weeks early at a time when neonatal medicine had little recourse to care for premature babies with underdeveloped lungs. Immediately afterwards, the fight to save his life began. At 5:50 p.m., Patrick Kennedy was transferred from Otis Air Force Base Hospital to a dark blue ambulance.
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Book World: Why is it so hard to bring brutal despots to justice?

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By Reed Brody, Steven Levingston
| Chron Verified
- - - When Hissene Habre, the former dictator of Chad, was arrested early one Sunday morning in June 2013 at his luxurious compound-in-exile in Dakar, Senegal, celebrations erupted across the country he had terrorized some 2,000 miles away. As president of Chad from 1982 to 1990, Habre slaughtered, starved and raped his people and pilfered millions of dollars.
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