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William P. Barrett

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Chronicling a wide cross-section of the human condition, William P. Barrett has worked as an award-winning journalist across the country and abroad for major newspapers and national magazines dating back more than four decades. At various times he’s been a police reporter, court reporter, local government reporter, feature writer, foreign correspondent, national correspondent writing about very small places with very big problems, investigative reporter and business reporter. Barrett’s longest stretch was at Forbes, where his writings illuminated dark sections of the financial world and sent miscreants to prison. A New Jersey native, Barrett holds two degrees from Rutgers, one in law, and is a Chartered Financial Analyst charterholder. On t ...more

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Why impending sainthood of Junipero Serra is so controversial

Junipero Serra (via Wikipedia)

Pope Francis announced a few days ago that Junipero Serra–the Catholic priest who in 1769 helped lead the Spanish takeover of California, changing everything–will be declared a saint. The pope’s decision already is controversial, given that Serra’s journey eventually led directly to the poor treatment and eventual extermination of nearly all local Indians. His cri