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WATCH: Inside the Federal Circuit’s hidden history ahead of America 250
Just in time for America’s 250th celebration, Circuit Librarian Jessica Perovich and Chief Judge Kimberly Moore join Washington Times reporter Mary McCue Bell to detail the courthouse’s surprising ties to history ahead of a rare, one-day public opening on July 3rd.
WATCH: ‘Defiant Ones’ launches at The Washington Times
In this conversation, actress, filmmaker, and producer Shari Rigby shares the heart behind “Defiant Ones,” a cinematic audio drama that tells the remarkable true stories of the women whose faith, courage, sacrifice, and determination helped shape the birth of the United States.
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