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Boston Marathon: ‘April is the cruelest month’
Riveted by news reports about the two explosions that rocked the finish line of Monday’s Boston Marathon and left at least three dead and about 176 wounded, I was struck by the rampant speculation about who the perpetrators were. Yes, …
Boston Marathon: ‘April is the cruelest month’
By Karen DeWitt
Riveted by news reports about the two explosions that rocked the finish line of Monday’s Boston Marathon and left at least three dead and about 176 wounded, I was struck by the rampant speculation about who the perpetrators were. Yes, …
Gay Marriage: Why not support it?
I support marriage equality. What’s not to support. Two people fall in love and they want to get married, so let them. Just 50 years ago, people objected to
Pentagon lifts ban on women in combat and it’s about time
The Pentagon's groundbreaking decision to lift the U.S. military’s official ban on women in combat actually acknowledges the reality that American woman in the military have already been in
President Obama’s ban on assault weapons is the right move
In April 1999, two teenagers at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorad0, went on a killing spree at their suburban high school, leaving 12 students and a teacher dead
GOP: Get your act together and find rational alternatives that appeal to all Americans
My boss at a major civil rights coalition once accused me of being willing to work for Republicans. “You’re right,” I said, “I admire the party’s organization, messaging skills and
Mr. Romney, how about ‘Binders full of Americans?’
Since I don’t watch political debates, what I get out of them is the verbal flotsam and jetsam that make the next day news. My new favorite phrase, courtesy of
Why I won’t watch the debates
I didn't watch the first one, I didn't watch the second, and I won’t be watching the third of the “Dancing with the Pols” debates. Why? Because it’s too much
India’s blackout left millions without power: Could America be next?
In the wake of India’s recent 50 percent electrical outage with more than 600 million residents losing power, more Americans should start thinking about our electrical grid. Fifty percent of
Will DC Mayor Vincent Gray fall like ex-Baltimore Mayor Sheila Dixon?
As mayor, Adrian Fenty was young, sometimes petty as when he wouldn’t share Washington Nationals tickets with council members and, occasionally, downright arrogant, shuttling millions in construction contracts to
Supreme Court ruling to uphold Obamacare was the ‘right’ decision
My niece is married to a Norwegian and lives in Oslo. When they had their first baby, she got six weeks off, her husband got six weeks off and




















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