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Obama, Romney tax plans for ultra-rich offer window on disparate economic views

Massachusetts was still reeling from the bursting of the tech bubble. It was also in the midst of a decades-long bleeding of manufacturing jobs. Under Romney, manufacturing payroll employment dropped more than 14 percent, giving the state the third-worst record nationally during that time, according to analysis by Andrew Sum, director of the Center for […]
Chicago Tribune

Chicago homicides soar in first quarter of 2012

Homicides in Chicago soared by 60 percent in the first three months of 2012, continuing a troublesome trend that began late last year. Nonfatal shootings also rose sharply in the first quarter, Police Department statistics show.
Toronto Sun

Race case now needs quiet for a fair trial 18

The man who carefully handled Trayvon Martin’s body for burial has a request. Now that George Zimmerman faces second-degree murder in the shooting of 17-year-old Martin, Florida funeral director Richard Kurtz wants rhetoric put aside and for justice to take over.
The Advertiser

The traits that America’s school shooters share

When the first headlines hit online news sites about the recent shooting spree at Oikos University, a small and previously obscure school in Oakland, my mind immediately considered the possibilities. The gunman could very well be an older student — or perhaps former student — with a grudge against the school. Within hours, reports surfaced […]
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The Science of Compassion: A Conversation With Professor David DeSteno

Compassion is a deep-seated value in every religious tradition. Judaism teaches that the world stands on Torah, on prayer and on acts of loving kindness. Christians celebrate the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke. And a major reason the Dalai Lama is so honored is because of his Buddhist teachings on compassion.
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The Science of Compassion: A Conversation With Professor David DeSteno

Compassion is a deep-seated value in every religious tradition. Judaism teaches that the world stands on Torah, on prayer and on acts of loving kindness. Christians celebrate the story of the Good Samaritan in Luke. And a major reason the Dalai Lama is so honored is because of his Buddhist teachings on compassion.
The Advertiser

The traits that America’s school shooters share

When the first headlines hit online news sites about the recent shooting spree at Oikos University, a small and previously obscure school in Oakland, my mind immediately considered the possibilities. The gunman could very well be an older student -€” or perhaps former student -€” with a grudge against the school. Within hours, reports surfaced […]
Toronto Sun

Race case now needs quiet for a fair trial 14

The man who carefully handled Trayvon Martin’s body for burial has a request. Now that George Zimmerman faces second-degree murder in the shooting of 17-year-old Martin, Florida funeral director Richard Kurtz wants rhetoric put aside and for justice to take over.
Chicago Tribune

Chicago homicides soar in first quarter of 2012

Homicides in Chicago soared by 60 percent in the first three months of 2012, continuing a troublesome trend that began late last year. Nonfatal shootings also rose sharply in the first quarter, Police Department statistics show.
NorthJersey.com

Could the U.S. Constitution prohibit the tax breaks New Jersey throws at businesses?

Peter Enrich, a professor at Northeastern University in Boston, has argued the U.S. Constitution’s Commerce Clause forbids “a wide range” location-based tax incentives.
Fox Business

FDA’s Graphic Cigarette Warnings: Going Up in Smoke?

Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you, but the government has decided the situation is so dire that consumers who want to light up need to be greeted with a dead man on an autopsy table.
Fox Business

FDA’s Graphic Cigarette Warnings: Going Up in Smoke?

Everyone knows that smoking is bad for you, but the government has decided the situation is so dire that consumers who want to light up need to be greeted with a dead man on an autopsy table.