Pyongyang wants food aid. We have a road map to ensure that it gets to those most in need.
Editorial: We don't like the Defense of Marriage Act. But it deserves a good lawyer to make its case.
The Republican Party can do better than Donald Trump -- and it will -- at choosing a 2012 presidential nominee.
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Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy: Fabricators - April 16, 2011
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Education battle at Compton Unified school - April 18, 2011
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Obama's lack of moral clarity on Armenian genocide issue - April 20, 2011
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At this point, there's at least one thing you can't blame Donald Trump for: being Donald Trump.
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Last week, a federal judge stopped a Pennsylvania school from suspending two girls from school for wearing breast cancer fundraising...
Several years ago, I was asked to speak on end-of-life issues at a retreat for Southern California physicians. A number of doctors there...
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The struggle for equal educational opportunity is the great civil rights imperative of our time. It pits those who demand a decent education...
Early this year I was asked, as the chancellor at UCLA, to prepare the campus for nearly $100 million in budget cuts. It was our share of...
OK, so Sarah Palin probably isn't running for president. She may have told Fox News' Greta Van Susteren that she was "tempted" because she...