Event Magazine 'Truly exhilarating' - ★★★★★ for A Sousa Celebration from David Mellor.

NPR De Sousa was among a group of intelligence officers whom Italian prosecutors said was involved with snatching a suspected terrorist, Abu Omar, off the streets of Milan in 2003.

Washington Post Local Sabrina De Sousa has been fighting extradition and imprisonment ever since she moved from Washington to Portugal in 2015.

The New York Times Days after President Donald J. Trump broadened the definition of “criminal alien,” Guadalupe García de Rayos was deported to Mexico for being caught with a fake social security number in 2008. She hasn’t been back to Mexico since she left 21 y Read more ... ears ago. NYT reporter Fernanda Santos drove down to Nogales, Mexico with Guadalupe's children to see their mother. Leave your questions in the comments, and Fernanda will answer some.

The New York Times John Philip Sousa's great-grandson wants Hillary Clinton to lose in November. He says the "Stars and Stripes Forever" composer "would understand 'Make America Great' because when he was alive, America was great."

NPR 26 Americans were convicted of kidnapping in absentia. But De Sousa would be the first CIA officer handed over to face prison time in Italy.

TheRoot.com Today's #WCW goes to Miss Thang herself, Monica.

Newsweek Sabrina De Sousa, a former CIA operations officer who was convicted for her role in a 2003 plot to kidnap a suspected Al-Qaeda terrorist in Italy, has been detained in Portugal.

The New York Times - Theater “King Liz,” a new play by Fernanda Coppel, is an engrossing if sometimes formulaic drama about a sports agent, portrayed with fierce and compelling focus by Karen Pittman.

The New York Times - Theater Karen Pittman stars as Liz Rico, a go-getting sports agent angling to sign a basketball prodigy, in Fernanda Coppel’s “King Liz."