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There'll Be Peace in Texasnew

Rita Marie Johnson wants to seed American society with nonviolent kids.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jeff Prince  |  06-09-2010  |  War

No Thank-You Card?new

Seven women say a Hallmark contractor fired them for cheap labor.
The Pitch  |  David Martin  |  06-09-2010  |  Business & Labor

The Last Oyster Harvest?new

A family of oyster harvesters contemplates the future after the gulf oil disaster.
Gambit  |  Mary Tutwiler  |  06-09-2010  |  Environment

First They Came for the Cranky White House Columnist

What if Helen Thomas were anti-Semitic? Free speech must be defended no matter what—even that of cranky anti-Semitic columnists (if that's what Thomas is/was). Unless we are truly free to say what we think—without fear of reprisal—free speech is not a right. It is merely a permission.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  06-09-2010  |  Media

Sticks and Stones on the High Seas, and a Lesson for Lefties

Was violence justified against the Israelis, even in self-defense? Maybe yes, maybe no. The point is: it worked. Had the six hundred-plus Turkish activists acted like American lefties, allowing themselves to be led off like sheep to be arrested, processed and deported, the blockage of Gaza—and the resulting humanitarian crisis—would have continued without an end in sight.
Maui Time  |  Ted Rall  |  06-03-2010  |  International

The Consequences of a Doctor's Misguided Decisionnew

Luzdeestrella Flores-Rios can't run, jump or fall from a swing like most kids. These are the consequences of a failed January 2007 kidney operation at Memorial Health System.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Pam Zubeck  |  06-03-2010  |  Science

Ted Haggard is Born Againnew

The formerly exiled pastor unveils plans for his New Life Church.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Bill Forman  |  06-03-2010  |  Religion

Cruel Intentions: The Supreme Court's Impact on Dogfighting Videosnew

A recent Supreme Court decision had the effect of protecting videos depicting extreme animal torture.
Hartford Advocate  |  Daniel D’Ambrosio  |  06-03-2010  |  Animal Issues

Afghanistan: Back to the Frontnew

Writer and photographer Don Jones went to Iraq for Fort Worth Weekly in 2006, and saw eleven Marines die during the time he was with their unit. Now he's in Afghanistan, to take a look at America's longest running conflict.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Don Jones  |  06-02-2010  |  War

U.S. Economy: Still a House of Cardsnew

Controversial economist and futurist Ravi Batra believes that another round of very dark days is around the corner, for Americans and the world.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Gayle Reaves  |  06-02-2010  |  Economy

Blown up

Details of a confidential informant, 228 pounds of marijuana and a wrestling superstar emerge from the arrest of a Lansing area medical marijuana spiritual leader.
City Pulse  |  Andy Balaskovitz  |  06-02-2010  |  Crime & Justice

Gas-Pipe Dreamsnew

Oil's not the only dirty, dangerous fossil fuel.
Eugene Weekly  |  Camilla Mortensen  |  05-27-2010  |  Environment

Room at the Inn, Not the Hotelnew

The Colorado hospitality industry is hoping for a great summer, but so far it looks much better for the big guys.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  J. Adrian Stanley  |  05-27-2010  |  Economy

Can Eating More Omega-3 Fatty Acids Tip the Scales on Depression?new

One doctor believes that mental illness could very well come from us eating too little fish.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Kirsten Akens  |  05-27-2010  |  Children & Families

Stopping Child Suicidesnew

More kids are killing themselves, and at younger ages. But experts believe we can fight back.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Kirsten Akens  |  05-27-2010  |  Children & Families

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