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The huge division in our country is not just political; it has grown to be personal. We look with hate toward those whose ...

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According to the ‘Natural Bureau of Economic Research, ‘since the early years of the country there have been 34 recessions of varying magnitude upon the financial markets, 19 of them noteworthy. They ...

Thousands of files were released by the Department of Justice relating to investigations into Jeffrey Epstein.

President Donald Trump’s been right to work to curtail the indiscriminate influx of migrants. However, his means to improve the situation have been undisciplined, fearful and questionable. Trump’s ...

Re “B.C. Premier says he could back new pipeline if tanker ban remains in place” (Dec. 1): Large oil tankers should not travel the Hecate Strait on British Columbia’s North Coast. This is a tricky ...

Re: “Forest plan favors industry over nature” (Page A6, Nov. 25). Jennifer Normoyle states that the Fix Our Forests Act prioritizes profits for timber industry executives over genuine forest ...

Re: “New research shows California cost of living keeps increasing” (Page A6, Nov. 26). I find the statement from Dave McCulloch, chairman of the conservative Transparency Foundation, in Dan Walters’ ...