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...into families that can't afford to raise them. "The consequences are far-reaching," says Aya Fujimura-Fanselow, a legal adviser to the Center for Reproductive Rights. "In the 15 years we've been involved in legal reform for reproductive rights, this is one of the most devastating bans we???ve ever seen...
...base. There was a Taliban ambush on the governor?s convoy. There?s so many things that at any moment these guys could suddenly become target practice. That?s a scary place to be. You?re protected and you feel safe, but at the same time - you know we???re driving down the road and about a half-kilometer in front of us at one time they discovered an IED, so we got diverted. We had to go back to the base while they went ahead and dismantled this bomb. Things like that really ground you and bring you back...
...state of the world today. I think it?s a funny movie. I think it?s very entertaining. It?s not a history lesson. You don?t feel like you?re being fed spinach. I?m a fan of not making movies that taste like spinach. I think we???ll see when it opens, but I think that people are looking to have a little fun with a little bit of education to it. Not that I think this is bad education. I think this is a great primer. It?s a great way to open a door...
Benazir Bhutto navigated through personal as well as political turmoils that were far more intense than most of us can imagine. Over the years, on those rare occasions when we???d meet and reminisce, I?d notice how the features of her face had hardened a bit, as had the intensity of her stare when she talked to you. But she never lost the warmth in that very big smile...
...Third World and that people from Latin America come there for their health care. There?s also a reason Cubans live on average a month longer than we do. I?m not trumpeting Castro or his regime. I just want to say to fellow Americans, ?C?mon, we???re the United States! If they can do this...