By The Learning Network Bomb threats and attempted assassinations are a growing part of the political landscape. Should that worry us? By Natalie Proulx What are the local, national and global ...

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But this political strategy, no matter how savvy, does not bode well for the United States. That both parties are now enticing voters with vices, including but not limited to marijuana, reflects a ...

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