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Boston, Massachusetts · BostonThe Sept. 11 & 18 cover story, Oregon's bold drug policy isn't working, yet, reminds me that I once was one of those who, while sympathetic, would look down on people who became addicted to alcohol and/or hard drugs. The politics that are typically involved in lacking addiction funding/services, to me, reflect opposition to making proper treatment available.See the Story
Readers write: Finding compassion in Oregon
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Politics · BostonThe House Freedom Caucus has no website, no official roster, and no cameras in the room where it happens. The group designed to be a thorn in the side of GOP leadership has become too fragmented to agree on specific demands. But key individuals have more leverage than ever. The Freedom Caucus was born during a secret January 2015 meeting of nine GOP members.See the Story
Freedom Caucus: The Fight Club of Congress
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Pakistan · PakistanChief Justice Qazi Faez Isa has vowed to restore the court's credibility. He aims to boost transparency, attack the Supreme Court's massive case backlog, and uphold the constitution. For the first time in the institution's history, he has allowed cameras into the courtroom to broadcast hearings live.See the Story
Pakistan’s ‘maverick’ chief justice aims to restore court’s credibility
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Democracy · CaliforniaAnni Ulich has lived through events that most of us have only read about. She still wrestles with feelings of guilt over her nation's past. Ulich: "Don't ever take democracy for granted! Learn about it and be aware of the duties and privileges involved with it"See the Story
Anni’s letter
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Pedro Sánchez · SpainSocialist leader Pedro Sanchez needs the 14 votes Republican Left of Catalonia (ERC) and Junts hold in Spain's 350-seat lower house of parliament to achieve a majority. Those parties are demanding an amnesty for more than 1,000 Catalan politicians and activists for their involvement in an attempt to separate the region from Spain.See the Story
Spain’s left needs votes to govern. For Catalans, it’s not that easy.
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Dianne Feinstein · BostonMs. Feinstein was a passionate advocate for liberal priorities important to her state. She was elected to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors in 1969 and became its first female president in 1978. After Mayor George Moscone was gunned down alongside Supervisor Harvey Milk at City Hall by Dan White, Ms. Feinstein found Mr. Milk's body.See the Story
Dianne Feinstein remembered for trailblazing, bridge-building career
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Boston, Massachusetts · BostonYoung, Black & Lit provides new fiction and nonfiction books featuring people who are Black to schools and youth organizations across the United States. Since its inception, the group has distributed more than 75,000 books. The effort is funded by grants, partnerships, and individual donations.See the Story
Children need to see themselves in books. Enter Young, Black & Lit.
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