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Readers Write: Where are the American prodigies?

04/07/2014 12:00 am ET Letters to the Editor for the April 7, 2014 weekly magazine: If it weren't for immigrants America would be in sad shape. Too many 'natives' are more interested in texting, celebrities, sports heroes, fighting over abortion and contraceptive rights, and denying global warming and evolution than promoting and improving education. Many US colleges are funded by American taxpayers, and their first responsibility is to educate, inspire, and create opportunity for American youth. Should we be focusing on finding foreign talent, rather than recruiting and developing the talent of our own youth?

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Readers Write: More advocates needed for foster children; Empower women with family planning to end world hunger

10/15/2012 5:59 pm ET Letters to the Editor for the weekly print issue of October 15, 2012: More volunteers 鈥� especially men 鈥� are need to serve as Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) and guardians ad litem (GAL) for foster children. One of the best ways to fight world hunger is to combat population growth through empowering women with family planning and contraception resources.

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Roe v. Wade: U.S. Supreme Court ends constitutional right to abortion

06/24/2022 10:55 am ET The Supreme Court ruled that abortion is not protected by the U.S. Constitution, opening the door for states to ban the practice. The court鈥檚 vote to overturn Roe v. Wade in Dobbs v. Jackson Women鈥檚 Health Organization, which came in a 6-3 decision, ends 50 years of abortion as a constitutional right. Former President Donald Trump鈥檚 three appointees joined the majority.

Beyond abortion rights: Reproductive justice takes a broader view

Japan May Soon Have 'Pill'

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鈥楲ong-awaited law鈥�: Indonesia passes law against sexual violence

Readers Write: Where are the American prodigies?

Fueled by rapid growth in Africa, global population hits 8 billion

Return of Nutkin: Red squirrels鈥� comeback in UK

鈥楨quality and democracy under assault,鈥� Biden says in dramatic speech

Readers Write: More advocates needed for foster children; Empower women with family planning to end world hunger

With Roe in peril, 鈥榮lippery slope鈥� looms larger for LGBTQ Americans

Roe v. Wade: U.S. Supreme Court ends constitutional right to abortion

Beyond abortion rights: Reproductive justice takes a broader view

Japan May Soon Have 'Pill'

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