A week before the 1980 election, Ronald Reagan closed his debate with President Jimmy Carter with some of the most memorable questions…
Last June, the U.S. Supreme Court ended racial preferences in higher education. This year will feature a battle to reinstate those preferences,…
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SACRAMENTO — The 2005 dark comedy Thank You for Smoking tracks the efforts of three lobbyists known as the MOD Squad…
