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From the blog of Richard H. Schwartz at The Times of Israel

Arizona spends a majority of its welfare budget on the Department of Child Safety. The agency then investigates many poor parents, sometimes removing their children for reasons stemming from their poverty.

His life’s grand pursuit has killed his closest companions. His bride-to-be is his best friend’s widow. His exploding fame owes as much to happenstance (stumbling upon Mallory’s body on Everest) and luck (escaping an avalanche in Tibet) as it does to his great skill as a mountaineer. An intimate look at the serendipitous, tumultuous, and nearly unbearable success of Conrad Anker.

Years after my time as a Fellow, Karen Baum Gordon continues to inspire me and countless others as a coach for the Media Transformation Program.

In the December edition of De Mujer a Mujer, we are proud to bring you a special interview with Loren Khogali, a passionate advocate for creating a fair, just and equitable world. She is the new Executive Director of The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan (ACLU). By Latino Press Here is our interview: 1. […]

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The pro-China business group which counts two key Biden administration picks as strategic advisers likened the Justice Department’s crackdown on Chinese economic espionage to “McCarthyism” in a shocking panel discussion

The Belfast artists built an illicit drinking den and filled it with banners, ashtrays and scrawled-on mirrors to create a pointed portrait of Northern Ireland. What will they do with the £25,000 prize?

Loren Khogali, who began her career as a federal public defender in Detroit, will lead the ACLU of Michigan as its executive director.

Many’s the Child who, when faced with what they feel is undue criticism or complaint from their parents, has reacted with a standard adolescent whine: “I ...