45 years ago, a nation held its breath when President Ronald Reagan was shot—the bullet missing his heart by just an inch.
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@cfishman I started in 1997 in the Baltimore Sun's Howard County bureau. There were 12 reporters. Two editors. For Howard County! We had two education reporters. The Post's metro staff in 2004, when I arrived, was sizable. Each county had ed, govt, cops, courts, development reporters
Book Section was my first read every Sunday. Added so much to the paper’s brand, was a great fit for (what should be) their target audience and mission. Despicable.
This has all the ingredients of an intrigued-filled Cold War spy thriller, except it's set in the context of U.S. government efforts to capture Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. https://t.co/KZB8Uy2EtU
A U.S. agent tried to flip Nicolás Maduro’s pilot — offering riches if he secretly flew Venezuela’s leader into U.S. custody.
The failed plan, which reads like a Cold War spy novel, shows how far the U.S. has gone to oust Maduro. https://t.co/hnH0eA0fce
A complimentary bonus today on @TheRestHistory, as we pair the assassination of Lincoln with THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF RONALD REAGAN.
@DelWilber, author of the brilliant book RAWHIDE DOWN, takes us through the dramatic events of 30 March, 1981
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