It’s the biggest country in Latin America and has great potential to be a superpower in the future, but the rampant street crime in Brazil’s major cities is a big security challenge for the government.
May 2013
KATHLEEN PARKER: Mistakes made after Benghazi attacks were dishonest
WASHINGTON — Mistakes were made.
VIEW FROM AWAY: Some hope for better lives in Afghanistan
The story of Afghanistan known by most Americans is of horrific war scenes, lost lives and injuries to troops and civilians. Last weekend, another roadside bomb killed five soldiers working to rout terrorists.
Medicaid expansion issue shows AARP’s true colors
I am curious about why the AARP is paying for radio ads promoting the expansion of Medicaid in our state.
VIEW FROM AWAY: North Korea needs to release Kenneth Bae
North Korea’s sentencing of Kenneth Bae to 15 years of hard labor likely is meant to provoke the United States.
Lewiston visit reaffirms LePage’s leadership flaws
So, Paul LePage didn’t spend much time in Lewiston, not even enough time to meet with residents who were directly affected by the recent fires.
Cigarettes also could pay for child care
I believe Buddy Doyle’s theory as expressed in his May 5 letter, “Carton of cigarettes could pay for child to play ball.”
Bill to limit food stamp purchases: Is it junk?
LePage says no, don’t let recipients buy candy and soda, but the plan falters, and the public seems split.
GOLF: Woods keeps it dry, wins TPC
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Tiger Woods had the last word against Sergio Garcia by winning The Players Championship on Sunday.