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Facts Belie County Hate Crime Problem

Sometime in the early 1980s, a new type of crime was identified. It was called \”hate crime.\” Although the conduct which hate crime laws were aimed at was already criminal, the new laws targeted the motivation for the crime.

Chaplain Crosses the Line for the Cross

Military chaplains have a proud history in the U.S. military, and most of them uphold the mission of the Chaplain Corps in the various services to America\’s troops and to ensure their right to free exercise of religion.

A Micro Solution to Macro Poverty

The outpouring of international charity for the victims of the Asian disasters is a clear sign that we humans are capable of enormous empathy

and generosity

Investigation of AIPAC Crosses Line

There have been hundreds, even thousands, of articles in the American press regarding an FBI investigation involving the American Israel Public Affairs Committee

The Arnold Factor

With the candidates for Los Angeles mayor increasingly invoking the name of Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on the campaign trail, a buzz is breaking out over whether Schwarzenegger will endorse any of the challengers to Mayor James Hahn.

One People, One Vote

Anyone hungry for good news in the world could have sat down to a full meal this week on word of the Palestinian election.

Inadequate Response

Letters to the Editor, Point of View in response to Articles.

Taking Note of 2004

Last week, I pulled out a big, unsorted folder from my desk filled with material I had used for my Jewish Journal columns.

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