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LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Netanyahu should ‘finish the job’

Memo to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: Given the fact that Hamas' top priority is the destruction of Israel and its citizens, the fact that it kidnapped and killed three innocent teenage boys, is indiscriminately firing rockets into densely populated cities and has steadfastly refused to negotiate a lasting peace deal, you have more than enough reason to continue your military response. Published July 15, 2014

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Boehner is at fault for border mess, too

House Speaker John A. Boehner bears some responsibility for the current border crisis, not because the House has failed to pass an immigration bill, but because he has been complicit in President Obama's refusal to close the border. Published July 14, 2014

**FILE** Cesar Chavez gestures as he speaks during a Los Angeles news conference March 8, 1989. Chavez, the United Farm workers president who staged a life-threatening fast against pesticide use in 1988, said the union's boycott of California table grapes is a success that has forced growers to lower prices and dump fruit they couldn't sell. (AP Photo/Alan Greth)

EDITORIAL: California farm workers resist union attempt

Cesar Chavez is the closest thing liberals have to a saint. Fifty years ago, he organized the United Farm Workers to represent the interests of the workers who harvested grapes, strawberries and other fruit. Published July 11, 2014

Dennis Johnson, Student Government Association President at Chicago State University, right, and Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, appear before an Illinois House committee meeting, Thursday, April 17, 2014, in Chicago, regarding a plan to devote $100 million in state funds to help bring President Barack Obama's presidential museum and library to Chicago. Madigan, and Mayor Rahm Emanuel were among several officials who spoke in favor of the funding. The $100 million for construction costs would be part of a new capital construction plan, which the Legislature still must approve. (AP Photo/M. Spencer Green)

EDITORIAL: Saving campus speech

Congress is considering a constitutional amendment to eliminate the free-speech protections of the First Amendment. Published July 11, 2014

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"It's powerful, important television. I hope maybe that public outcry will change Fox's mind or we'll do something else," said John Walsh, host of "America's Most Wanted."

EDITORIAL: CNN doubles down on disaster

Piers Morgan is the clueless Englishman who was bounced from CNN earlier this year because nobody listened to him rail against legal guns on his "Piers Morgan Live." CNN is about to double down on a programming disaster. Published July 10, 2014