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- From Lance Armstrong to Trump: The Rise & Fall of the Deified Narcissist
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The Mexican Connection, Part V: Solutions
As Congress works to reform U.S. immigration policy, Katie Arnoldi offers solutions to the problems. Continue reading
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Tagged Charles Krauthammer, immigration, Marco Rubio, Portugal drug policy, solutions
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The Mexican Connection, Part IV: The Women
One of the by-products of our archaic immigration policy is the systemic sexual abuse of immigrant women. This happens here, in this country, on U.S. soil, and it happens with shameful regularity. Continue reading
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Tagged border, Marco Rubio, miigrants, rape, rape trees, sexual assault, women
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The Mexican Connection, Part III: The Huddled Masses
If we offer a viable, legal way for people to come and work, and then return to their country at the end of the growing season, we will practically eliminate illegal immigration. Katie Arnoldi and Greg Olear investigate. Continue reading
The Mexican Connection, Part II: Inhuman Trafficking
By some estimates, the cartels make more money from human trafficking than they do from the illegal drug trade. Katie Arnoldi and Greg Olear investigate. Continue reading
The Mexican Connection, Part I: Cannabis Wrecks
Marijuana, drug enforcement, the cartels. Immigration, border patrol, human trafficking. Undocumented labor, worker protection, women’s rights. How the U.S. government chooses to manage, or not manage, any one of these issues has a ripple effect on all the others. All are connected, and all flow inevitably from the relationship between the United States of America and the United States of Mexico. Continue reading
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Tagged cartel violence, cartels, Cuidad Juarez, DEA, legalize it, Malibu, marijuana, Mexico, pot, rodenticide, War on Drugs
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Recurring Features
50 Greatest Our most popular posts, these are not just lists but Herculean labors of love. Sunday Light & Word Gorgeous multi-media dispatches, featuring photography and prose, edited by Henry Cherry. Song Beneath the Song Literary analysis of popular song … Continue reading
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The Final Popped Culture
The Weeklings editors, staff, and various contributors take turns answering the one question that matters most. Continue reading
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Tagged ashley perez, big ron dantomine, catwoman, elliot smith, essays, greg olear, Henry Cherry, island of apples, Jamie Blaine, Janet Steen, Jen kabat, Julie Newmar, Lawrence Benner, Nelly Reifler, Popped culture, popped culture #3, popped culture #4, Ronald Reagan, Sean Beaudoin, Seth Fischer, skinner box, The Beach Boys, The Weeklings, vince navy
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