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  • The myth of voter fraud

    The myth of voter fraud

    April 6, 2007 By Michael Waldman And Justin Levitt

    As Congress probes the firing of eight U.S. attorneys, attention is centering on who knew what, and when. It’s just as important to focus on “why,” such as the reason given for the firing of at...

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  • The war hits home in Baltimore: A concerned citizen speaks out

    The war hits home in Baltimore: A concerned citizen speaks out

    April 6, 2007

    Reba Hawkins, former executive director of the Govanstowne Business Association in Baltimore, is currently a candidate for Baltimore City Council. She delivered this speech at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, March 19, during a speak-out...

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  • LETTERS

    LETTERS

    April 6, 2007

    Baby animals and spring Spring has sprung, and baby animals are exploring their big new world. Here’s what to do if you spot a baby animal: Wait and watch. Most baby birds, rabbits, squirrels, deer and...

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  • EDITORIAL: Lessons from Circuit City

    EDITORIAL: Lessons from Circuit City

    April 6, 2007

    Last week Circuit City announced layoffs of 3,400 “high paid” employees, saying it would replace them with lower-wage workers. It’s yet another example of the cruelty of a profit-driven, corporate-dominated system. Circuit City says it had...

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  • EDITORIAL: Supreme Court v. Bush on global warming

    EDITORIAL: Supreme Court v. Bush on global warming

    April 6, 2007

    In a landmark environmental decision and a major slam at the Bush administration, the Supreme Court ruled April 2 that the Environmental Protection Agency can and should regulate global warming gases in car and truck emissions....

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