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Red Cross Myanmar relief

The Red Cross has mobilized in Myanmar following a cyclone that is estimated to have claimed over 20,000 lives. More info

Mildred Loving and her husband Richard Loving are shown in this Jan. 26, 1965, file photo.

File photo

Loving and the right to marry

An editorial

Mildred Loving has died at 68. The aptly named Virginia woman's courageous struggle to strike down laws barring interracial marriage led to a landmark 1967 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that struck down state miscegenation laws. read story

recent columns
Sen. Russ Feingold says the public shouldn't have to wonder if the executive branch is following some secret laws.

Russ Feingold: Torture memo just one example of Bush's hidden laws

Russ Feingold

The Bush administration recently announced it will allow select members of Congress to read Justice Department legal opinions about the CIA's controversial detainee interrogation program that have been hidden from Congress until now. read story

Marykay Morelli: Monroe St. incident reinforces need to speak out against racism

Marykay Morelli

At what age does a child of color first feel the sting of racism? My biracial son started second grade the year we moved to Madison. read story

Maureen Busalacchi: Help our moms stop smoking

Maureen Busalacchi

Do something nice for your mom and all moms this Mother's Day -- help them live longer and healthier lives. read story

Amy Goodman: Stop U.S. war on journalists

Amy Goodman

Sami al-Haj is a free man today, after having been imprisoned by the U.S. military for more than six years. His crime: journalism. read story

McGovern & Dole: Don't cut funds to feed kids

George McGovern and Bob Dole

How can the world's hungriest schoolchildren be denied meals while the farm bill being debated in a House-Senate conference provides millions in subsidies for wealthy farmers? That's what Congress proposes. In all fairness, it should not become law. read story

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