It’s important for the president of the United States to get as much information from as many sources as possible, but Obama may be overdoing it.
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The Education Crisis Everyone Is Ignoring
On Tuesday, when President Obama traveled to El Paso, Texas, to again make the case for immigration reform, he talked about the tragedy of a policy that denies children the chance to earn a college education because of the way that their parents entered the country. But in many ways, we’ve already failed our fastest growing ethnic group, Hispanics Americans, long before they reach college and regardless of whether they were born here or not.
A New Middle East
What Would Ayn Rand Have Done?
Mushroom Nation: Why America’s Fungus Fixation is a Patriotic Call to Dinner
Earth at the Tipping Point: Global Warming Heats Up
Colombia, U.S. sign deal on use of bases
Obama to lift HIV/AIDS travel ban
FBI arrests another suspect tied to group seeking Islamic state
Ahmadinejad: Iran ready for nuclear cooperation
Iran’s hardline President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad struck a rare conciliatory note Thursday, saying that the Islamic republic was ready for nuclear cooperation with Western powers. “We welcome the exchange of fuel, technical cooperation and construction of power plants and reactors and we are prepared to cooperate (in those areas),” he said.