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I hate credibility cases.
There’s a political organization called the Southern Cameroons National Council, or SCNC. Its motto is “The force of argument, not the argument of force.”
The government of Cameroo...
Yenifer Leticia Orozco Aguilar ran a successful clothing store in Guatemala. Her parents and siblings also had businesses that brought in a comfortable income.
Gangs in Guatemala operate as a kind of “shadow” government. Businesses are sub...
After the Resurrection, Jesus Christ remained on Earth for 40 days before ascending. He spent some of that time dealing with his inbox.
One letter was a support request from King Abgar. Copies of the correspondence have been preserved:
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Zayd, an Israeli, came to the U.S. in 2008.
In 2010 he married Alice, a U.S. citizen. The relationship didn’t work out, and within two years the couple had divorced. (Names are aliases).
In 2014, he married Betty, another U.S. citizen. Th...
Sonia was born in Honduras. Her mom and dad ran a mechanic shop. They made enough money to get by.
In 2014, when Sonia was about 5 years old, her father died in an accident. Her mother Karla [names are aliases] continued to run the shop o...
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