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Wed, May 31, 2023 | 02:58

'Hate speech is dangerous to your health'

The National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC) shared some of the most revealing findings in this country's communications history this month. Its studies should come with a warning label.

2012-10-02 18:03

Big countries, small wars

Big countries, small wars

LONDON ― U.S. President Barack Obama has vowed to avenge the murder of J. Christopher Stevens, America’s former ambassador to Libya. How he proposes to do this is unclear ― historical precedent is of little use.

2012-10-02 18:01

Future of cars ― nobody at the wheel

Enjoy driving your car now. You may not be doing it much longer. The driverless car is here.

2012-09-28 15:49

California’s Dan Lungren fights for political life

Two decades ago, California's Dan Lungren was widely considered to be an ascending political star with White House-level potential. Today, he's fighting for his political life, thus demonstrating just how capricious the public realm can be.

2012-09-28 15:47

Celibacy debate shows lack of historical knowledge

Who would have thought that one small piece of papyrus could stir so much explosive debate?

2012-09-28 15:43

No more coups in Turkey

No more coups in Turkey

In my trade you get used to it after a while, but the first time you wake up to find a military coup has happened overnight where you live is quite alarming. That was in Turkey back in 1971, when the army seized control of the country after months of political turmoil. It was not as bad as the 1960 coup, when the military authorities tried and hanged the prime minister, but i...

2012-09-28 15:41

Romney’s charitableness largely ignored

Mitt Romney has released his 2011 tax returns, demonstrating several things: how the left always overreaches, the bias of some news media and the truth of a book six years back that said it's not liberals who best illustrate compassion. It's conservatives. Though they make less money than liberals, they give more to charity, and here is something else: They volunteer more of ...

2012-09-27 17:22

SATs show declining level of college readiness

The high school class of 2012 has taken its College Board exams and the results are not good, showing the nation still hasn't cracked the code of how to deliver a quality secondary education to large numbers of students from diverse backgrounds.

2012-09-27 17:06

Finally, housing recovery is in sight

Economists have been saying there will be no meaningful recovery until the housing market recovers. Finally that seems to be happening.

2012-09-26 17:54

Will wealthy flee California if their taxes rise?

The centerpiece of California Gov. Jerry Brown's tax increase measure, Proposition 30, is a $5 billion-a-year boost in income taxes on about 150,000 high-income individuals and families ― the 1 percenters who already pay 40 percent of California's income taxes.

2012-09-26 17:53

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