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Time to terminate affirmative action
Opinion: By Gregory Rodriguez Los Angeles Times The biggest blow to affirmative action in its nearly 50
Hysteria defines America
Opinion: By Tim Rutten Los Angeles Times If you re-engage the American media after a month out of the
Clarity from Obama needed with regard to Afghanistan
Editorial: July was the deadliest month for the American military in the nine-year war on terrorism in
Seize opportunity to net results in reining in deadly Asian carp
Editorial: Stemming the flow of the mon- strous Asian carp into the Great Lakes has surfaced as a classic tug-
A little justice in Cambodia
Opinion: By James Pringle Los Angeles Times Last week in a Cambodian courtroom, I watched as the former
Arizona law put on hold
Opinion: Los Angeles Times: In a victory for the federal government and civil rights advocates, District
Race causes Democrats to turn on Democrats
Opinion: You expect Republican politicians to criticize Democratic administrations and vice versa. But when
It’s now about demagoguery
Opinion: By David Klinghoffer Los Angeles Times Once, the iconic figures on the political right were
Through eyes of a soldier
Opinion: The heralded Afghanistan war documentary film “Restrepo” won the prize for best documentary at this
GOP seeks ‘grassroots’ help
Opinion: By Jim Hightower OtherWords Congressional Republicans have spent the first two years of the
It’s about time
Opinion: The Lima News: Gov. Ted Strickland understandably ran into hostile questions Friday when he
Pension issues are complicated
Opinion: Pension issues are complicated Bertram de Souza’s column on Sunday, July 10, the response by Al
Nothing new from WikiLeaks
Opinion: U.S. military documents reveal that in Afghanistan’s most strategic districts, only about a quarter
Arizona ruling may backfire for immigrants
Opinion: Like most civil rights supporters, I celebrated last week’s news that a judge suspended the harshest
Angry immigration debate doesn’t address the problem
Editorial: It isn’t surprising that Congress will be going on August recess without having tackled the
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