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A need for organs that has superseded supply has given rise to a growing number of illegitimate “medical” organizations endangering the lives of the most vulnerable. This reporter responds with solutions.

Corruption is insidious and ubiquitous, argues this reporter who identifies how it is spreading tentacles worldwide and how to stop it in its tracks.

As massive protests in Tahir Square and elsewhere in Egypt call for President Hosni Mubarak to step down from a 30-year reign marked largely by autocratic power, the West, in particular the U.S. appears to be stuck in thought about what to say, who to support, and what decisive action it should or should not take. One reporter’s view.

In 2003 this Voices’ reporter interviewed Imam Rauf for an article she wrote about a possible clash of cultures. Have we progressed?

Why should the seeds of racism be passed on from generation to generation only to be ignored when the next ethnic, racial or other group gets demonized?

Not everyone is pleased with the recent passage of landmark healthcare legislation or the direction the country is headed and a growing number of young Conservative Americans are speaking out.

There is much more at stake in America than a recessionary economy and a plummeting job market, according to Congressman Ron Paul (TX). Indeed, this former Presidential Candidate (2008) questions whether we are becoming more of a “Nanny state” that risks losing what our Founders fought so hard to achieve.

The revamping of our healthcare delivery system is noble and it is complicated but this reporter argues that legislation should not be rushed through just to make a political statement – especially at the great cost to you – the prospective providers and consumers of healthcare.

These are tough times for job applicants – made tougher and more frustrating as today’s job seeker is likely to be on the receiving end of far more rejection letters than anyone should ever have to receive in a lifetime. The Editor in Chief shares a strategy for making 2010 the year to land your dream job.

This reporter argues that decisions made by the Obama administration regarding 9/11 war criminals are wrong and do not represent the views of most Americans.