‘Honor killings’ occur abroad, but our own domestic violence scourge shares its roots and society’s resignation toward it.
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Tag Archives: Pakistan
The End Of The Beginning
We can take a little time out for satisfaction today in last night’s announcement that Osama bin Laden has been …
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A Trade Victory Made In America
Thanks to some intelligent and aggressive decisions by the U.S. Export-Import Bank and the leading industrialized nations, 150 new locomotives …
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Chairman Mao’s Living Legacy
In China, one Nobel Peace Prize winner sits in jail while his wife endures an unofficial house arrest. Another, much …
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Daniel Pearl’s Kidnapper Goes Free
After appeals lasting nearly 18 years, a Pakistani court reverses four murder convictions in the beheading of a journalist.
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