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Mark Edward Manning grew up in Boston, MA and now lives in London, England. He wrote commentaries for The Boston Herald in the mid 1990s.
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What does the undying fealty to President Obama among the British public really say about them?
Serious questions and considerations must be made about the reality of Donald Trump's presidential candidacy
It's time to end the anti-male bias in advertising.
Ground Zero mosque opponents are described as obstinate and bigoted. The mosque-builders and their supporters are even more so.
It's easy to assume that Avatar is pro-environment and pro-civil rights. But it couldn't be more "anti" in its storyline.
Labour's election chances were slim before Gordon Brown called a voter "bigoted." They're even slimmer now.
Will Rage Against the Machine's "Killing in the Name" rescue popular music and give it some originality again?
The debate over whether the world's fattest man should be helped further is a matter of common sense.
Van Jones has just proven that the Obama administration doesn't really want a Green world. They want a surreal one.
Although the NHS might not be the role model Americans are looking for, the government-run British health-care system is not evil.
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