Noah Caldwell

'Open Water' Explores Blackness and the Vulnerability of Falling In Love

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Former Army Commander Weighs In On Biden's Decision To Pull Troops Out Of Afghanistan

By , & • Apr 14, 2021

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Let's get reaction to the president's plan from someone who has commanded U.S. troops in Afghanistan. Chris Kolenda led troops in combat against the Taliban and then later participated in diplomatic talks with them.

Iranian Nuclear Site Hit With Blackout In Suspected Attack

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On 'Swirling,' Marshall Allen Keeps The Sun Ra Arkestra Soaring Through Space

By & • Nov 2, 2020

He came from Saturn, on a mission to spread peace through the power of music — or so Sun Ra claimed. "I'm really not a man, you see. I'm an angel," the legendary bandleader said in an interview in the late 1980s. "If you're an angel, you're a step above man."

Gasping For Air: Autopsies Reveal Troubling Effects Of Lethal Injection

By , & • Sep 21, 2020

Dr. Joel Zivot stared at the autopsy reports. The language was dry and clinical, in stark contrast to the weight of what they contained — detailed, graphic accounts of the bodies of inmates executed by lethal injection in Georgia.

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