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Chavez Wins New Term in Venezuela
Mr. Chu00e1vez has said that he would move forward even more aggressively to create his version of socialism in Venezuela in a new six-year term, although his pledges were …
Lakota: The Revitalization of Language and the Persistence of Spirit
Lakotas seek to reclaim their culture and heal their young by resurrecting a forgotten language for the next generation.
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Coal Workers Say Murray Energy “Coerces” Them to Make GOP Donations
Sources say that those who do not give are at risk of being demoted or missing out on bonuses.
Was Jesus Married? A Religion Scholar Decodes the Clues
A 4th Century papyrus fragment, now being called The Gospel of Jesusu2019s Wife, has reignited the controversy over whether Jesus was or was not married.
How Netanyahu’s “Bomb Iran” Ploy Failed
Netanyahu will no doubt campaign for re-election at home by demonizing Iran as an
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A Profile of Composer, Musician and Beat Movement Pioneer David Amram
David Amram, who will turn 82 in November, was a major figure in the early Beat movement.
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Reflections on “Columbus” Day
Columbus Day reminds me that my countryu2019s origin was based on violence, subjugation, racism and genocide.
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Social Security: President Obama’s Biggest Failure in Last Week’s Debate
Obama's worst moment was when he quite clearly told the country that there was not much difference between his position on Social Security and Romney's.
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Phoenix City Council Considering Local ID for Undocumented Immigrants
The information on a city-issued ID might preclude officers from having to contact ICE.
The Bane of Banned Books
Bill talks about the impact libraries have had on his youth, his dismay over book challenges in modern times, and why censorship is the biggest enemy of truth.