It should be required reading for anyone in public office, a potent reminder that real history, not the tabloid fodder sprayed across the nightly news, is often made far from the limelight.
Politics has long provided delicious fodder for artists across the creative spectrum, including George and Ira Gershwin.
Belgians' crisis of confidence in the safety of their food was increased yesterday by further revelations that sewerage sludge had been mixed into fodder just as across the border in France.
The celebrity of the man whose hands she died at, the availability of glamorous modelling shots providing sensationalist fodder for tabloids across the world and the high-profile nature of the court case made her, in death, an unwitting global poster girl for domestic violence.
Grass is the principal fodder for cattle across the globe, and its use is known to humankind for centuries.
Sixteen inbred lines and sixty single cross hybrids generated by a 10 × 6 factorial mating design were evaluated for grain and stover yield and a range of laboratory stover fodder quality traits across three environments in Ethiopia.
The Assam conflict has not been such partisan fodder before.The reverberations across the rest of the country may force Indians to focus for once on the chronic failings of government policy in the north-east.
Indeed, much of the bogus US political items generated during the 2016 election didn't emanate from Russian agents, but fly-by-night operations churning out spurious fodder appealing to biases across the political spectrum.
I reported on stories about pollution, football violence, bombings in Sinai and the Morsi trial – the same kind of fodder Al-Jazeera covers in bureaus across the world.
Mitt Romney's comments in London about whether the city was prepared to hold the Olympic Games, and whether the British people were enthusiastic about playing host, made Mr. Romney excellent fodder for the British papers, across the political spectrum, The Guardian reported.
