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Millions of dollars in US aid to Afghanistan: wasted money? July 30, 2010
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War on terror's other cost: undeserved anger at all Muslims July 30, 2010
A US soldier explains how he keeps anger over Islamist terrorists from becoming prejudice against Muslims in general. […]
Divorce is costly. The settlement need not be. July 30, 2010
Divorce need not entail a fierce battle between partners. A collaborative approach can produce harmonious, creative, and lasting solutions. […]
The US economy slows -- and so does worker mobility July 30, 2010
The gross domestic product (GDP) fell to 2.4 percent in the last quarter. One reason could be a rising reluctance of Americans to move to jobs in other states. Congress must help revive the historically high rate of mobility in labor. […]
Islamic ad wars on city buses across America July 30, 2010
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Internet gaming in the US: If it were legal, what would be the effects? July 30, 2010
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Free Tibet from China – and the West, too July 29, 2010
Tibet will be free once it’s shaken off the bonds of both Chinese authoriatian rule and patronizing Western pity. […]
For biased critics of Israel, even its defensive actions violate human rights July 29, 2010
Legitimate debate is one thing. But reflexive bias against Israel means even basic security efforts to defend innocent civilians are criticized as violations of human rights. […]
What next after Democrats fail at campaign finance reform July 29, 2010
Senate Republicans this week halted the Democrats' drive toward campaign finance reform. Democrats can revive their attempt to bring needed transparency to corporate and union spending on campaign ads by compromising and reaching out to moderate Republicans. […]
Obama, Hiroshima anniversary, and the future of nuclear weapons July 29, 2010
For the first time, a top US official will attend the annual memorial service for the victims of the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Keeping alive the memories of the effects of this attack is essential to nuclear nonproliferation. Beyond that, the debate over Hiroshima lives on. […]