William Booth
London Bureau Chief at The Washington Post
London Bureau Chief for The Washington Post. Formerly same in Jerusalem, Mexico City, LA & Miami. Likes = file cabinet.
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4 days ago |
postguam.com | William Booth |Katharine Houreld |Rebecca Tan |Terrence McCoy
The world is a noisy and chaotic place, and America is very loud right now. It dominates economies, headlines and conversations. And now, for the first time, the Catholic Church has an American pope. There are 1.4 billion Catholics. Will they, especially in the developing world, in the Global South - where the church is growing so quickly - embrace Leo XIV? It is very early, but the answer appears to be yes. This was a moment when many of the faithful thought they might get an African or Asian pope.
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5 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | William Booth |Katharine Houreld |Terrence McCoy |Rebecca Tan |Mary Beth Sheridan |Rachel Chason
Catholics around the world embrace an American pope (washingtonpost.com) Catholics around the world embrace an American pope By William Booth; Katharine Houreld; Terrence McCoy; Rebecca Tan; Mary Beth Sheridan; Rachel Chason 2025050917004700 The world is a noisy and chaotic place, and right now America is very loud. It dominates: economies, headlines, conversations. And now the Catholic Church, for the first time, has an American pope.
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2 weeks ago |
publico.pt | William Booth
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | William Booth
LONDON — Fresh analysis by a British scholar of a long-forgotten fragment of a letter addressed to the “Good Mrs Shakspaire” suggests that the renowned playwright William Shakespeare might not have been such a distant husband at all — and that he and his wife, Anne Hathaway, may have lived together in London during a period when the Bard wrote some of his greatest plays, including “Hamlet” and “Othello.” The study represents a major reworking of not only the life of Shakespeare, but also the...
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2 weeks ago |
unionleader.com | William Booth
Fresh analysis by a British scholar of a long-forgotten fragment of a letter addressed to the “Good Mrs Shakspaire” suggests that the renowned playwright William Shakespeare might not have been such a distant husband at all - and that he and his wife, Anne Hathaway, may have lived together in London during a period when the Bard wrote some of his greatest plays, including “Hamlet” and “Othello.” The study represents a major reworking of not only the life of Shakespeare, but also the “lives of...
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