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Though hundreds of languages are spoken in this country, English stands alone.
Just 21 percent of Americans supported the JCPOA and only 1 in 5 were confident that Iran would live up to the deal's terms.
It would compel the two-thirds of Americans who didn't earn a college degree to help pick up the tab for many of those who did.
If Warren leaves the Senate, the Legislature will see to it that a Democrat replaces her.
Our most pressing domestic issue isn't health care or housing or abortion; it is the colossal national debt.
Proposition 16 went down to defeat, 56.5 to 43.5 — a 13-point margin of victory for the opponents of official discrimination.
They endorsed no sweeping transformation, and would like Washington to govern accordingly.
Donald Trump didn't start the fire, but he has stoked and accelerated it on a scale previously unknown in this country.
It's bad for the Supreme Court, bad for American politics, and bad for Biden's presidential agenda.
It isn't only Trump that young voters shrink from. It's the Republican Party, too.
Gal Gadot tweeted the news that she is to play Cleopatra in a new movie directed by Patty Jenkins from a script by Laeta Kalogridis.
Every presidential election is the most important election. Just ask Joe Biden.
Pending before the highest court in Massachusetts is Desrosiers v. Baker, a lawsuit challenging the many unilateral orders Governor Charlie Baker has issued since declaring a state of emergency in response to the pandemic seven months ago.
Proposition 16, placed on the November ballot by the overwhelmingly Democratic Legislature, would strip the Civil Rights Initiative from the state constitution and make racial discrimination by the government lawful once again.
Four years ago, when the Democratic and Republican parties nominated for president two remarkably untrustworthy, unpopular, and unprincipled candidates, I was one of the more than 7 million voters who cast my ballot for someone other than Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton.
A Supreme Court seat is vacant. A Republican-controlled Senate is preparing to confirm a Republican president's nominee. And liberals are aghast at the tightening right-wing grip on the highest court in the land.
This wasn't what the Constitution's Framers intended when they provided that the justices "shall hold their Offices during good Behavior."
In essence, it gives repeated mulligans to voters who back a loser, while penalizing voters who support just the candidate they prefer.
In an online program next week, the College of Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University will cohost "A Conversation with Leila Khaled." It is promoting the event as a "historic" encounter with a prominent "Palestinian feminist, militant, and leader."
On Sept. 17, 1787, the federal convention in Philadelphia completed its work. Originally convened to draft improvements to the flawed Articles of Confederation, the delegates had quickly shifted gears, deciding instead to develop an entirely different system of government.
