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In an effort to let reason reign on divisive public policy arguments, sometimes it helps to reduce unproductive invective by going back to fundamental basics. This inevitably reinforces the reality that on core principles, we all agree far more than we disagree.

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In an effort to let reason reign on divisive public policy arguments, sometimes it helps to reduce unproductive invective by going back to fundamental basics. This inevitably reinforces the reality that on core principles, we all agree far more than we disagree.

The Indian River Lagoon and St. Lucie River are named in the federal legislation seeking relief from toxic algae blooms in South Florida.

Bangladesh’s fight against tobacco has come a long way since the country signed the World Health Organization’s Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) in 2004.

Uvalde massacre, gun control, Ted Cruz, John Howard

If Australia had the same population as the US, at our current gunshot homicide rate there would be 444 deaths a year. In the US it is around 20,000.

Given recent tragedies, some conservatives say “universal background checks” (UBCs) and “red flag” gun confiscation orders (GCOs) aren’t so bad and perhaps we should “compromise.” Ignoring, momentarily, that neither measure would prevent mass killings (since most involve gang killings, not active shooters) and that their inevitable failure will have gun ban advocates clamoring for more,

Aram Han Sifuentes and Nancy García Loza are among five honorees for the annual awards.