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By Wayne S. Smith (This is a letter to the editor that recently appeared in The Washington Post.) In his Aug. 9 op-ed column on his conversation with Cuba's Cardinal Jaime Ortega,…
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By Michael Moore So General Motors is back to making billions in profit. And if the past is any guide, we know what that means: time for some layoffs! Or maybe not. Back in the ‘80s…
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By Max J. Castromajcastro@gmail.com Even before President Barack Obama weighed in on the subject, a plan to build a Muslim cultural/religious center in New York City, two blocks from…
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By Danny Glover and Saul Landau From the Ontario California airport some 60 miles east of downtown Los Angeles we drove north on Highway 15, the road to Las Vegas. Cars with expectant…
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By Bill Richardson From The Washington Post Arizona's attempt to create and enforce its own immigration policy has once again amplified -- and politicized -- the immigration debate…
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By Bill Press No doubt about it. In just 20 months, President Obama has accomplished more than any president since FDR. But he doesn't get enough credit for it. Not even from some…
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By Mary Beth Sheridan and Karen DeYoung From The Washington Post The White House is preparing a package of measures that would expand opportunities for Americans to travel to Cuba and…
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By Max J. Castro majcastro@gmail.com The Republican Party has a longstanding record of opposing immigrants and immigration dating back at least to the early decades of the twentieth…
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By Saul Landau In July 1967, I met Lee Lockwood at the Mexico City ticket counter of Cubana de Aviacion. He had black curly hair, a confident almost smug look and he toted camera…
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By Bill Press The bad news is that hatred doesn't die easily. But the good news is that hatred does die eventually. And political movements built on hate have a relatively short shelf…
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