Chant for freedom rings loud in Cuba after papal visit
The pope's trip to Cuba drew global scrutiny as critics warned it would not soften Castro's regime. Despite calls for reform and the release of prisoners, observers doubt meaningful change will come, though voices of hope and yearning for liberty persist among Cubans.
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President Clinton supporters clash with critics over Lewinsky affair
Joseph Sobran argues that Clinton defenders excuse contradictions while the Lewinsky story deepens, painting Clinton as evasive and dismissive. The piece highlights alleged testimony pressure, denial tactics, and the presidency’s mounting scandal with references to observers, late-night hosts, and the broader political fallout.
Don Feder Sifts Union Address With Hollow Rhetoric
Don Feder mocks President Clinton's State of the Union address as hollow and unfocused. He notes calls for finance reform immigration aid and education changes while criticizing the rhetoric as shallow and lacking substance.
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