Robert Scheer: The corruptions of journalism were on full display when CNN's Fareed Zakaria turned to Robert Rubin this past Sunday for advice on how to fix the financial crisis that he, as much as anyone, caused. And I haven't even touched on Rubin's shameful role in Enron's shenanigans. Enough said, though, to question not only Zakaria's journalism but, far more important, Barack Obama's leadership in turning to Rubin as a key campaign adviser and then putting his disciples in charge of the U.S. economy. Click here to read more.
The WIE Symposium ("Women, Inspiration, Enterprise") is a collection of women coming together to share our ideas, our experiences -- and above all our passionate determination to play a part in making life better for other women around the world. It promises to be a remarkable event -- both inspirational and hands-on practical. We invite all women to be a part of the change that is coming.
With support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, six nonprofit organizations are helping hundreds of thousands of poor farmers in Africa and Asia grow more productive, profitable, and sustainable crops.
Sending a kid off to college -- especially the first child -- is a milestone. And what I realized in the process was that it was just as much about me as it was about losing him.
We didn't elect this administration to accept the Washington status quo as reality. We elected them to challenge that reality. And it seems like, on that count, they didn't even try. That's what we're so disappointed by.
Sharing our wealth with those in need gives us practice putting God before material gain. The outcome should be a heart and mind wired toward justice and compassion, and actions to prove it.
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