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Mon, November 29, 2021 | 07:47

Immigration reform, at last?

Like a jack-o'-lantern left out long after Halloween, undocumented immigrants' hopes for a robust pathway to permanent status have pitiably deflated over several weeks as negotiations drag on over President Biden's Build Back Better framework.

2021-11-08 15:39

Does Israel need US financial assistance?

This fall, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to provide Israel with an additional $1 billion of military aid, above the $3.8 billion annually already committed. Yet the case for the aid is weak.

2021-11-08 15:38

Message from G20: COVID-19 villains and heroes hold keys to vaccinating the world

Just before global leaders gathered in Rome for the G-20, to blather about confronting COVID-19 globally, a damning report was issued by a Brazilian senate committee.

2021-11-07 14:57

Referendum in Virginia election wasn't about Biden

Democrat Terry McAuliffe's loss to Republican Glenn Youngkin in the Virginia gubernatorial race was no shocker.

2021-11-07 14:53

Postal banking promises financial equity

In 1947, more than 4 million Americans owned $3.4 billion in saving deposits held not by a bank or credit union, but by the United States Postal Service (USPS).

2021-11-04 16:55

Be wary of religious objections to vaccines

After the deaths of more than 737,000 U.S. citizens - and counting - we all know too well that COVID-19 kills. We also know that it's spread in workplaces, and that vaccines are the single most important means to control it, there and everywhere else.

2021-11-03 16:43

Hollywood doesn't need to use real guns to tell good stories

There are numerous industry guidelines in place to assure the safe use of real guns as props on the sets of TV and film shoots.

2021-11-02 17:00

Anguish of unintentional killing

Even as he is surrounded by loving friends and family, actor Alec Baldwin may well feel all alone in the world. In a split second, he learned how capricious life can be, and how we have far less control over ourselves and our world than we like to believe.

2021-11-01 17:00

Opposing views of Holocaust? Texas law is due for rework

A new Texas law outlining exactly how social studies may be taught in public schools has introduced widespread confusion because of Republican politicians' overbroad attempt to ban critical race theory from classrooms. The confusion reached such a level of absurdity that a Dallas-area school interpreted the new law, House Bill 3979, to mean that teachers must present opposing...

2021-10-31 17:00

Case for regulating Facebook

The congressional testimony of Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen revealed that it was always unrealistic to expect that the social media behemoth would ever police itself or place progress over profit.

2021-10-28 16:46

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