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The Latest Breaking News from Jeffrey MacDonald

Over 100 issues, Quarterly Essay has generated news, controversy – and the occasional explosive scene

Perhaps the most profane opening paragraph in the history of Australian journalism can be found in one of Black Inc.’s avowedly highbrow Quarterly Essays. “Those Chinese fuckers are trying to rat-fuck us,” Kevin Rudd is quoted as saying, in David Marr’s June 2010 edition of the essay series. Profane, yes,…

The Conversation

Former Ald. Ed Burke wielded power to ‘satisfy his own greed,’ prosecutor alleges in closing arguments

‘You have heard about a pattern of unlawful activity,’ prosecutor Diane MacArthur said. ‘Standing at the center of that steady drumbeat of unlawful activity is this man, Edward Burke.’

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Do you have memory issues?’ Defense hammers at credibility of witness at Burke corruption trial

Witness is pressed why he didn’t initially tell FBI agents about the former alderperson’s apparent interest in getting private business from Burger King owners.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Brutal ‘Doctor Death’ killed entire family – only to be caught out by key clues

A 1970 murder scene was blamed on Charles Manson-esque copycats. But after a botched probe was revisited, Jeffrey MacDonald was convicted of killing his pregnant wife and two children

Daily Mirror

The historical true-crime podcast “Buried Bones” — known for delving into tricky crimes from the late 1800s and early 1900s — is tackling a relatively modern case this week, and one pretty familiar to those in North Carolina: the Jeffrey MacDonald murders.

Tribune News Service

Foreign students say Canada is exploiting them for ‘cheap labor’

Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labor and discarding them once they’re no longer needed.

Tribune News Service

Foreign students say Canada is exploiting them for ‘cheap labour’

Some foreign students are accusing the Canadian government of using them as a cheap source of labour and discarding them once they’re no longer needed.

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