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Another reason to seal the border. Check it out: The United States has poured money into Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala to train and aid their police, but violence remains disturbingly high, raising vexing questions. How far should the United … Continue reading →

This is just weird. We haven’t heard a cause yet and stuff like this will certainly add some fuel to what went wrong. Check it out: Texas City, Tex., Thursday, April 17 – A chain of explosions set off by … Continue reading →

So we’re supposed to care about the lies of a terrorist? Let them rot. Check it out: ONE man here weighs just 77 pounds. Another, 98. Last thing I knew, I weighed 132, but that was a month ago. I’ve … Continue reading →

Liberals hate capitalism. Their goal is to control everything. Check it out: Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg opened a new front in his antismoking campaign last week when he proposed new legislation that would require stores to keep tobacco products out … Continue reading →

You can be sure that upcoming wars will be fought in cyberspace. And of course Obama will want to take it over to help protect everyone…. Check it out: A squabble between a group fighting spam and a Dutch company … Continue reading →

It is tempting to applaud the nonprofit group now spending nearly $100,000 on ads to pressure Republican lawmakers to accept gun-control measures. The group is fighting a well-financed and powerful corporate gun lobby that has never hesitated to spend millions … Continue reading →

At a high school near his own neighborhood here, President Obama on Friday will provide new details about an initiative to select 20 communities nationwide as laboratories for better coordination of federal, local, nonprofit and private-sector investments to revitalize long-distressed … Continue reading →

Al Gore’s Current TV was never popular with viewers, but it was a hit where it counted: with cable and satellite providers. When he co-founded the channel in 2005, Mr. Gore managed to get the channel piped into tens of … Continue reading →

After Officer Lawrence DePrimo knelt beside a barefoot man on a bitterly cold November night in Times Square, giving him a pair of boots, a photo of his random act of good will quickly took on a life of its … Continue reading →