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By Bill Press Let me begin this column with an apology. Once a week, I pick an important issue and offer my reasoned analysis, based on the facts, of what it all means and how we…
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A New York Times editorial A dozen years after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, an independent, nonpartisan panel's examination of the interrogation and detention programs…
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By Max J. Castro MIAMI - Has the time finally come for the U.S. Congress to deal seriously with the reality of eleven million undocumented immigrants in this country who live in…
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By Chris Farrell From Bloomberg Businessweek Controversy and Cuba are synonymous in the U.S. The latest blow-up involves a U.S. Treasury-sanctioned educational excursion to Cuba…
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By Saul Landau I find it disturbing that the press corps doesn’t ask obvious questions of high U.S. officials; rather, journalists plead for small details after they accept…
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By Bill Press Regular readers of this column have heard me say it before, but I'll say it again: I'm often embarrassed by the questions my colleagues ask at White House briefings.…
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By Max J. Castro HAVANA - Austerity bites. And whether we are talking about the European road to ruin for tens of millions of people and entire countries such as Greece, Cyprus,…
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International Committee for the Freedom of the Cuban 5 OAKLAND, CA - Another incident of injustice against one of the Cuban 5 took place at the Victorville Penitentiary in the high…
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By Annette Fuentes When the National Rifle Association announced that it would unveil a plan in the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary school tragedy last December, there were some…
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By Zachary Elkins From The New York Times The elementary-school shootings in Newtown, Conn., in December produced two polar public reactions: fear among some Americans that the…
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