Fundamentalism Has High-jacked Religion and Politics in the U.S.A.
Religious fundamentalism is the enemy of all thinking people. It is also the enemy of peace and goodwill among the world's populations. In this context, fundamentalism is using a literal interpretation of a religion's holy book in a spiritually bankrupt way. Fundamentalists take their marching orders from their manuals. For Christians the manual is the Bible; for Muslims it is the Koran; for Jews it is the Torah.
Proposed Urban Limit Line threatens scenic land, doesn’t protect it
The next time you drive home from San Francisco pay special
Bradley Manning: Traitor or whistleblower?
Bradley Manning is the 24-year-old Army intelligence analyst who has been in solitary confinement for more than 18 months. During the Christmas holidays the U.S. Army heard evidence as to whether this soldier should face a full court martial and serve a lifetime in military prison.
Bunco Babes Preempt Peace on Earth
Close your eyes and picture this: A warm and cozy ... no, wait a minute. You'd better open your eyes or you won't be able to read the rest of your newspaper. Or worse, you might drift off to sleep and land face first in your cereal bowl, and then you'll be cranky and out-of-sorts the rest of the day.
Is it possible to end homeless in South Valley in 10 years?
Homelessness is a shameful problem in a rich country like ours.
Rabbi Mendel Liberow: What I learned from a pastrami sandwich
We recently hosted a pop-up Jewish New York Deli experience. There were knishes, half-sour pickles, Dr. Brown’s Cream Soda, matza ball soup, and of course, hundreds of pastrami sandwiches on rye bread.
As I watched customers come and go, picking up their deli to enjoy...
The murky future of redevelopment agencies
It's fair to say they did it to themselves. The future of
California Focus: Voters show they’re serious about reform
Now we know for sure: California voters are fed up with the
Saving Coyote Valley – A long way to go from environmental standpoint
With the exception of Stanford University lands, no single area






