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Journo, author of Hellfire Boys (@LittleBrown, Nov '17), the untold story of the ChemWarServ in WWI. Reported for NYT, AP, more. Angler, juggler, baker, tinker.
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"History is Repeating Itself:" A Century of Chemical Warfare

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By Theo Emery
| aliciapatterson.org
"History is Repeating Itself:" A Century of Chemical Warfare By Theo Emery IEPER, Belgium -- The breeze blew in from the east as Simon Jones crossed a newly mowed field in Flanders. It was a brisk April morning. He followed a green ribbon of grass that stretched across the pasture and ended at a marble archway. On the other side of a hedge lay rows of marble headstones.
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Oscar Ortega-Hernandez in Court Over White House Shooting

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By Theo Emery
| The New York Times Verified
WASHINGTON — An Idaho man accused of firing a semiautomatic rifle at the White House in what prosecutors say was an attempt to assassinate President Obama appeared Monday in federal court, where his lawyer asked that the charges against the man, Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, be dismissed. At a hearing lasting less than 20 minutes, Magistrate Judge Alan Kay ordered Mr. Ortega to be held and approved a psychiatric evaluation of his competence for trial before a hearing next Monday.
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As Asians Flock to Northern Virginia, Laws and Palates Collide

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By Theo Emery
| The New York Times Verified
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — In the rear of the Great Wall supermarket here, customers linger over razor clams, frozen conch and baby smelt arrayed at the fish counter. Crabs clamber over the ice. Below, sea bass circle in glass tanks. A girl in a stroller, eye level with a school of tilapia, giggles in delight. But other tanks are empty.
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