Some four years ago, as the first anniversary of Katrina emerged, and both the Superdome and the football team (pejoratively called the...
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One is befuddled by the sudden dynamism of Haitian officers who are making a television spectacle of the ten Americans being held for allegedly...
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In the midst of an increasingly depressed national spirit, a sense of wariness, unprecedented polarization about and within our federal government,...
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The Senator and majority leader from Nevada continues to reconfigure the truth and to dismay anyone looking for moral integrity in civil leadership....
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NEW YORK—This city has been frozen all weekend by arctic temperatures and unforgiving winds; sanitary streets and brisk sunshine have not...
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Seems so odd that the French are responding to the burgeoning Islamic population in the country by setting down a parliamentary injunction against the...
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It’s not that one doesn’t extend actor Ted Neeley many deserved accolades for his long and illustrious career as a composer, rock singer,...
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Beyond the necessarily unrelenting pictures and reports of the apocalypse in Haiti, the somber prophecies on Democrats and health care that came...
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Published reports indicate that youngsters are now literally connected to electronic devices, cellular units, iPods, video machines, for as many hours...
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It’s not about politics—it’s about the mood, the undercurrent of hostility and brooding and the degradation of community debate into...
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