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The risks and rewards
As a good liberal, I was supposed to be all a-flutter over President Obama's inauguration last week. And the rhetoric was uplifting: a rousing defense of the social safety net, assertions that gays ar... |
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Hope for change is not in president
Iwas a little surprised when my African-American friend's Facebook status read:
"As we celebrate Martin Luther King Day and the second inauguration of our president, I am proud that America has electe... |
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International adoptions fall
Overseas, the process becomes lengthy and cumbersome.
For years, the common wisdom for Americans who wanted to adopt a baby quickly and easily was to go abroad.
Rather than wrestle with the red tape and long waits associated with adopting in the United S... |
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IN MY OPINION Vowing to be a responsible steward
Gov. Tom Corbett's administration has finalized a long-term contract with a British company to manage the state-owned lottery. The paperwork is under review by the state attorney general's office.
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am extremely proud to work for Camelot, which was recently recognized by the World Lottery Association as the most responsible lottery company in the world. We have earned this distinction through h... |
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Another big-business giveaway
As the House Democratic Policy chairman for the past four years, I recognize the crucial role public hearings play in vetting an issue. Hearings are essential in analyzing issues and in educating peop... |
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