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CONTRARY to expectations that he would be giving some prominent people sleepless nights, it would be a more religious, more media-shy Mark Jimenez who will be coming home on Tuesday after nearly two years in a US federal prison, friends said yesterday. "He would like to devote his time to God's words," one of the friends told the Inquirer. But that doesn't mean Jimenez would be all forgiving, the friend indicated. Except Nani "He has said he has already forgiven all those who have crossed him, except Nani," he said, referring to former Justice Secretary Hernando Perez whom Jimenez...

For the second week in a row, Jack Cashill's "Ron Brown's Body: How One Man's Death Saved the Clinton Presidency and Hillary's Future," the book about the mysterious death of the former Commerce secretary and head of the Democratic National Committee, is riding high among the nation's best-sellers. The book is currently the No. 4 non-fiction best-seller at Amazon.com – ahead of such high-profile big releases as "Plan of Attack," by Bob Woodward, "Against All Enemies" by Richard Clarke and "Rewriting History" by Dick Morris. "Ron Brown's Body" is a new release from WND Books, a partnership of WorldNetDaily and...