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20-Weeks Abortion Restriction Fails in U.S. Senate
By Grace Carr Daily News Foundation
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Professor’s Approach To Racism: Call Yourself Disabled
I grew up in the Tampa Bay area of Florida, as did my mother in the 1920s and '30s. To her family's chagrin, my mother married a Northerner and, worse, a Catholic. My father had his faults, but he was rock-solid in one way – his abhorrence of
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The NFL Just Spit On Veterans and Lied To America
The NFL has rejected an ad by a veterans group encouraging players to stand for the National Anthem … and by doing so, demonstrated that either: 1) The decision makers in the NFL have suffered one too many concussions and are clearly incapable of logic
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Dr. Seuss Museum Channels Its Inner Taliban
The removal of a mural showing a classic illustration from the Dr. Seuss museum in Springfield is a sad example of how surrendering to the forces of emotional hypochondria leads to irrelevance. In October, three children's authors cancelled a scheduled joint appearance at The Amazing World of Dr.
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Politicians on ‘Daddy Track’ Have Feminists To Thank
It used to be that when someone publicly announced that he or she wanted to spend more time with family, most people figured that was a way of putting a polite public face on some other, less flattering story. But in at least two recent high-profile cases, it appears to
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Pro-Aborts Are Right: Abortion Is Settled Law
Next week recalls one of the darkest days in these united states at it marks the 45th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, which decriminalized abortion in our federal republic and resulted in the legal destruction of 60 million innocent pre-born babies. I have no respect for politicians and political operatives
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Massachusetts Senate Picking At Bones of Anti-Abortion Statutes
By Andy Metzger STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE BOSTON — The Massachusetts Senate plans to take up a bill next week that aims to wipe old and mostly forgotten abortion and contraception statutes from the lawbooks.
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Georgia O’Keeffe As You’ve Never Seen Her Before
Think you know Georgia O'Keeffe? You'll be thinking differently after seeing a thoughtful arrangement of 125 multi-medium artifacts presented in the galleries of the Peabody Essex Museum. This collection transcends the notion of O'Keeffe as a celebrated painter of female erotica and death. Instead,
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