Wednesday, July 9, 2008

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Despite Frustrations, Americans Are Pretty Darned Happy

World survey ranks nations, reports happiness is improving worldwide. more >>

Two Takes: The Supreme Court Made a Mistake in 'Boumediene'

The recent Supreme Court decision reverses precedent and endangers our security, Glenn Sulmasy argues. more >>

Two Takes: With 'Boumediene,' the Court Reaffirmed a Basic Principle

The Supreme Court's 'Boumediene' decision reaffirmed an important right under our Constitution. more >>

'For Me There is a Double Standard'

Jesse Jackson talks about Castro, Arafat and his own public perception. more >>

Now It's a Negro Drive for Segregation

Malcolm X, tells why he is convinced that integration will never work in U.S. more >>

Can a 1960s-Style Liberal Like Obama Win?

Don't be fooled by recent developments—the country is still conservative. more >>

Gay Rights Group Plans to Announce Senate Endorsements

No presidential endorsement until democratic primaries wrap up. more >>

Gay Couples Face Extra Financial Challenges

Legal restrictions make money management more difficult for those who cannot marry. more >>

Wanting to Have His Say

Segregationist sought influence amid upheaval. more >>

Learn About Martin Luther King Jr.

A New Way of Protesting an Old Issue

Blacks and Law School Discrimination

Report shows that racial admission preferences end up hurting the very people they were intended to help. more >>

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