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UPCOMING

Oregon-Boy-Scouts-Files

The Oregon Supreme Court has ordered the release of an archive of more than 1,000 previously secret Boy Scout of America files that chronicled decades of abuse of boys.

Georgia-Baby-Vodka

A North Georgia man is charged with murder after prosecutors say he put vodka in his 4-month-old's baby bottle, leading to her death -- an incident that his public defender says was an accident.

Colorado-Fires

Firefighters on Friday battled a 200-acre spot fire that broke out near a massive blaze in northern Colorado.

US-Niagara-Falls-Tightrope-Nik-Wallenda (will update)

Aerialist Nik Wallenda is set to walk across Niagara Falls on a tightrope Friday evening, a historic attempt that observers say is in line with his appetite for the extreme and the high-wire customs of his "Flying Wallendas" family.

POL-US-Yemen-Somalia

For the first time, the Obama Administration has publicly stated that U.S. military forces are engaged in direct action against suspected terrorists in Yemen and Somalia.

Mexico-Tropical-Storm (will update)

Hours after being characterized as a tropical storm, Carlotta is "now a rapidly intensifying Category 2 hurricane" that is bearing down on Mexico's southwestern coast, the National Hurricane Center reported.

Syria-Unrest (will update)

The head of the U.N. observer mission in Syria says the increasing violence across the country is impeding his group's work, and he urged all parties to give the peace mission a chance.

Egypt-Election (will update)

Many of the 50 million Egyptians eligible to vote prepared to go to the polls Saturday to participate in a historic runoff election for president.

Cuba-Gross-Health

Cuba's government Friday disputed claims made by the attorney for imprisoned State Department contractor Alan Gross that his client's health is declining rapidly in a Cuban jail.

PREVIOUSLY PUBLISHED STORIES

TOP STORY

POL-Immigration

In an election-year policy change, the Obama administration said Friday it will stop deporting young illegal immigrants who entered the United States as children if they meet certain requirements.

INTERNATIONAL

Egypt-Election (incorporates all versions of Egypt-Ruling) (with Egypt-Election-Shafik and Egypt-Election-Morsi)

Many of the 50 million Egyptians eligible to vote prepared to go to the polls Saturday to participate in a historic runoff election for president.

Egypt-Ruling-Reaction

Outside Egypt's top court in Cairo, protest leader Hussein Abdel Rahman wears a sash around his collared shirt emblazoned with a zucchini. The judiciary, he says, has transformed into what the green vegetable means in colloquial language: corruption, nepotism, favoritism.

Egypt-Analysis

Confusion reigns in Egypt after stunning court rulings threw the country's awkward transition toward democratic rule into turmoil. The decision sparked cries that Egypt's military leaders have engineered a "soft coup" to thwart their longtime foes -- Islamists who just four months ago captured a majority of seats in the Egyptian parliament in the first election in Egypt in generations. The court's decision dissolves parliament, and the military was quick to say it now controls legislative affairs in Egypt, actions that raised the prospect of renewed mass street protests.

Syria-Unrest

The head of the U.N. observer mission in Syria says the increasing violence across the country is impeding his group's work, and he urged all parties to give the peace mission a chance.

Syria-Sexual-Abuse

Syrian security forces, soldiers and pro-regime militias used sexual violence to torture people in detention and sexually abused women and girls as young as 12 in raids, a new report said Friday.

Syria-Human-Shields

Government security forces and pro-government thugs have abducted about 20 children from the embattled Baba Amr neighborhood of Homs and are holding them as human shields, anti-government activists told CNN.

Syria-Russian-Ship

The United States says it is tracking a Russian military cargo ship as it makes its way to Syria carrying weapons, ammunition and a small number of Russian troops.

Canada-Michigan-Bridge

Officials in Michigan and Canada announced Friday that they have agreed to build a new bridge linking Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.

Canada-University-Shooting

Canadian authorities were preparing Friday to file warrants for murder against a 21-year-old security firm employee in the robbery of an armored vehicle at the University of Alberta that left three other security employees dead and a fourth critically injured, police said.

Mexico-Tropical-Storm

People along Mexico's southwestern coast are bracing for Hurricane Carlotta, an already powerful storm that forecasters say will experience "rapid strengthening" in the coming hours.

Paraguay-Farmer-Clashes

Peasants in eastern Paraguay opened fire on police trying to evict them from private property Friday, starting a clash that ended with at least 17 dead, according to local authorities and state-run media.

Europe-Future

Fifty years ago, a Frenchman and a German -- seared by the devastation of World War II -- forged an enterprise with the less than exciting name of the European Coal and Steel Community. West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer and French Prime Minister Robert Schuman's modest beginning to European integration -- to tie together the coal and steel industries of France, West Germany and the Benelux countries -- would over the next half-century become a behemoth of 27 states, many of which didn't even exist in 1952. That European Union vision is now at an historic crossroads and could over the next months begin to shred.

Yemen-Qaeda-Fight

Yemeni troops raided a third al Qaeda stronghold in a southern province, killing 40 suspected militants, authorities said Friday. The troops entered Shaqra town in Abyan province.

Germany-Forest-Boy

The story of the so-called Forest Boy -- a riddle that has perplexed people in Germany and elsewhere for months -- is a lie, police in Germany said Friday. The 20-year-old hoaxer, who claimed he was 17 and lived in the German woods for five years, is actually from Hengelo, in the Netherlands. He never lived in the forest and made his way to Berlin some time last year, police said.

India-Athlete-Accusations

A retired gold medal-winning athlete in India is under pressure to prove she is female after her partner accused of deception and sexual assault, police said Friday.

US-Guatemala-STD-Experiments

The victims and heirs of U.S. experiments involving sexually transmitted diseases and human subjects in Guatemala between 1946 and 1948 will appeal following the dismissal of their lawsuit against the U.S. government.

US-Defense-Cuts-War-Funding

Afghanistan war funding could be in jeopardy if proposed severe budget cuts hit the military in the beginning of 2013, according to senior Pentagon officials.

UN-Kony-Hunt

U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon is questioning the effectiveness of the manhunt for fugitive warlord Joseph Kony and his Lord's Resistance Army, saying African Union troops are short on equipment, food and transportation

UK-School-Dinner-Blog

It started as a fun writing project -- 9-year-old Martha Payne decided to blog each day about lunch at her school in Scotland, rating and photographing each meal. Six weeks and more than 3 million page views later, her "NeverSeconds" blog has become an Internet sensation and provoked a minor political controversy.

Japan-Americans-Arrested

Japanese authorities are holding an American man on suspicion of killing a female Irish exchange student in Tokyo, a police spokesman said Friday. Police charged a second American man with groping the dead woman's friend.

China-Space-Launch

China will launch its historic space docking mission Saturday along with its first female astronaut in space.

Georgia-Iran-West-Relations

For Iranian tourists strolling in the sun-drenched squares in the Black Sea town of Batumi, Georgia is a pocket of hospitality in a world that has largely closed its doors to them.

Netherlands-ICC-Prosecutor

The International Criminal Court swears in Gambian lawyer Fatou Bensouda as its new prosecutor Friday, the first woman to assume the top job at the world war crimes tribunal.

China-Foxconn-Death

Chinese police are investigating the death of a Foxconn employee, whose body was found outside his residence this week.

SPORT-nadal-loses-in-halle

Rafael Nadal's Wimbledon preparations suffered a hitch as he fell to a shock straight sets defeat to Germany's Philipp Kohlschreiber in the quarter-finals of the Gerry Weber Open.

SPORT-euro-2012-eng-swe-ukr-fra

Group D favourites France proved too good for hosts Ukraine in a rain-affected Euro 2012 clash in Donetsk.

SPORT-Sauber-Perez-F1-motorsport

Peter Sauber believes Formula One fans have never had it so good, after a season opening which has seen the first seven races produce seven different winners for the first time in the sport's history. His Sauber team have also enjoyed a promising start, with Mexican driver Sergio Perez securing his second podium finish of 2012 at this month's Canadian Grand Prix.

SPORT-bendtner-pants-Euro-2012

European governing body UEFA's disciplinary panel has had a busy time of it during Euro 2012 handing out fines and sanctions to various federations for undesirable behavior.

U.S.A.

New-York-Manhunt-Ends

A nationwide manhunt ended Friday when authorities found the body of a surgeon who had been sought in connection with the deadly shooting of a 33-year-old woman at an upstate New York hospital, police said.

Pennsylvania-Sandusky-Trial

Lawyers for Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State assistant football coach accused of systemic sexual abuse of boys, are expected to begin presenting their client's case next week, when the high-profile trial resumes.

Pennsylvania-Rep-Robert-Brady

Men in masks apparently attempted to break into the Pennsylvania home of Democratic Rep. Robert Brady on Friday, according to his congressional spokeswoman, Karen Warrington.

US-Fracking-Earthquakes

The use of hydraulic fracturing to open underground natural gas formations has a low risk of triggering earthquakes, experts reported Friday, but some scientists say the debate is far from over.

US-F-22-Problems

Pilots flying the F-22 Raptor reported illness from oxygen deprivation incidents 10 times as often as pilots of other fighter jets, according to Air Force data. The F-22 has been the focus of an Air Force inquiry because of the oxygen problems.

US-Stroller-Recall

Reports of amputations and smashed fingers have prompted federal officials to recall a popular stroller sold in the United States.

US-Niagara-Falls-Tightrope-Nik-Wallenda

MED-Georgia-Flesh-Eating-Bacteria

The young Georgia woman fighting a flesh-eating bacteria underwent a successful skin graft this week as she continues her astounding recovery. The procedure was performed Monday on a massive wound left open when doctors were forced to remove tissue last month from Aimee Copeland's abdomen, side and hip in an effort to prevent the spread of the bacteria, according to an update posted on her father's blog Friday.

MED-Cancer-Survivors-Report

An estimated 13.7 million Americans with a history of cancer were alive on January 1, 2012, according to a new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS) in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute. Researchers expect the number of cancer survivors to rise to 18 million by 2022.

TRAVEL-Jeep-Investigation

More than five million Jeep vehicles are being investigated by the federal government for deadly fuel-tank fires caused by rear-impact collisions.

TRAVEL-TSA-Employees-Bribery

Seven Transportation Security Administration employees at Philadelphia International Airport face losing their jobs after an eight-month internal investigation into an alleged bribery scandal, the agency announced Friday.

TRAVEL-jet-blue-pilot-competency

A JetBlue pilot who was locked out of the cockpit by his co-pilot after his odd midflight rants in March was ruled competent to stand trial Friday morning.

POLITICS

POL-Obama-LGBT

President Obama tries to reset with the gay community.

POL-Iraq-Ambassador-Affair

The wife of Brett McGurk, the president's pick to be ambassador to Iraq, whose nomination is in jeopardy following recent revelations of questionable conduct, said Friday she feels "targeted" over recent reports that led to her resignation as a reporter for the Wall Street Journal.

POL-Watergate-Anniversary-Felt

Forty years ago this Sunday, the Watergate break-in began the downward spiral of the Richard M. Nixon administration, ending with the disgraced president's resignation a little more than two years later. On the night of June 17, 1972, the Washington hotel served as a base for an illegal break-in by operatives of the Nixon re-election campaign at the offices of the Democratic National Committee, located in the Watergate office building next door. Five burglars were arrested. Rookie Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein used leaked information from a source they dubbed "Deep Throat" in hundreds of articles about the ensuing scandal. On Thursday, personnel files of W. Mark Felt, who identified himself as "Deep Throat," were posted on the FBI's online records site called The Vault.

US-Immigration-Reaction

Jose Luis Zelaya shed tears of joy Friday morning. "It's just insane," the graduate student at Texas A&M University said. "I've been working on this for six years. It is just overwhelming." Zelaya was electrified by news that the Obama administration will stop deporting illegal immigrants who entered the United States as children if they meet certain requirements.

MONEY-Jobs-Immigrants

Business leaders welcomed President Obama's decision on Friday to halt deportations of some young immigrants, saying it will let them offer jobs to previously untapped workers.

POL-Obama-Interrupter

President Barack Obama did not respond kindly Friday to an interruption during his Rose Garden announcement of new immigration rules, telling the man shouting that it was neither the time nor the place to field questions.

POL-Obama-interrupted

President Barack Obama's angry response to a reporter who interrupted his Rose Garden remarks Friday was the latest salvo in what some political experts see as an era of incivility.

POL-Romney-Immigration-Response

More than five hours after news broke of President Barack Obama's shift in immigration rules, his Republican challenger for the White House said the United States needed a longer term solution to the problem.

POL-Immigration-Republican-Lawsuit

Firebrand Republican Rep. Steve King announced his intention Friday to file a lawsuit against President Barack Obama, calling unconstitutional the administration's plan to stop deporting some young, illegal immigrants who entered the U.S. as children.

POL-Holder-Contempt

The chairman of the House Oversight Committee said Friday he would postpone next week's scheduled vote on a contempt measure if Attorney General Eric Holder fulfills his offer to turn over more documents on the botched Fast and Furious gun-running sting operation.

POL-McCain-Romney-Donor-Criticism

The influx of cash to the super PAC supporting Mitt Romney from billionaire casino owner Sheldon Adelson doesn't sit well with Sen. John McCain, a Romney supporter and longtime advocate of campaign finance reform.

POL-Romney-Bus-Tour-NH

As he embarked on a carefully crafted bus tour through six battleground states, Mitt Romney found when it comes to driving the day's agenda, sometimes it's the man sitting in the White House who's behind the wheel.

POL-Romney-Bus-Preview

Mitt Romney embarks Friday on a bus tour his campaign considers to be on "their turf," according to a Romney official who was referring to the six battleground states that President Obama won in 2008.

POL-Gingrich-Obama-Romney

Newt Gingrich resurfaced one of his most controversial lines from the Republican primary season, saying on Friday it was a matter of "patriotic duty" to defeat President Barack Obama in November.

POL-Santorum-Hatch-Utah

Former Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum added his voice to the Republican primary contest in Utah on Friday, endorsing the candidate challenging longtime Sen. Orrin Hatch.

POL-Florida-Governor-Voting

Florida Gov. Rick Scott is not dead. But according to one elections official in Naples he died in 2006.

POL-Michigan-Lawmakers-Vagina-Remarks

Two state representatives in Michigan were barred from speaking on the floor of the legislature in Lansing Thursday after colleagues deemed their language "failed to maintain the decorum" of the legislative body.

POL-Politicians-Pets-PR

Does the first dog, Bo, get his biggest headlines during wartime? A new study, "The Politics of Pets in the White House," suggests that presidents carefully calculate when best to showcase their furry friends--and periods of military conflict ten to be primetime for presidential pets.

MONEY

MONEY-Stocks-Markets

U.S. stocks rose Friday as investors grew more optimistic ahead of the crucial Greek elections this Sunday.

MONEY-Unemployment-Benefits-Rules

Millions of jobless Americans now have another hurdle to pass before collecting federal unemployment benefits.

MONEY-Health-Reform-Law

The health reform law is chock full of new rules and benefits for small businesses -- and all are now on the line at the Supreme Court. The 2010 Affordable Care Act includes everything from a different way to shop for insurance to a tax credit that rewards employers for insuring workers.

MONEY-Gupta-Verdict

Rajat Gupta, the consummate corporate insider and former director at Goldman Sachs, was found guilty of insider trading on Friday -- the highest-profile conviction yet in a wave of federal cases focused on Wall Street misconduct.

MONEY-Apple-I-Auction

Think the iPad's price tag is steep? One famed Apple product, the original Apple I, sold for $374,500 on Friday.

MONEY-Facebook-Ipo-Lawsuit

"Don't blame us!" was the theme of a Facebook court filing submitted Friday in response to lawsuits that shareholders filed after the company's disastrous IPO. More than 40 lawsuits in different state and federal courts have been filed in the weeks since Facebook went public on May 18.

MONEY-Facebook-Sec-Letters

The Securities and Exchange Commission had a series of pointed questions for Facebook ahead of its public debut -- especially around advertising sales and the extensive control CEO Mark Zuckerberg maintains over the company he created, according to documents made public Friday.

MONEY-Gas-Prices-Stimulus

Congress and the Federal Reserve aren't likely to provide any meaningful stimulus to the economy. But your corner gas station might.

MONEY-Sequester

Everyone in Congress says they want to help create jobs and economic growth.

MONEY-Tax-The-Rich

Joseph J. Thorndike is a contributing editor at Tax Analysts and a columnist for Tax Notes magazine. His new book, "The Fair Share: Taxing the Rich in the Age of FDR," will be published later this year by the Urban Institute Press.

MONEY-Floating-Home

Many people dream of living near the water, but a few people take it to the extreme: Living on top of the water -- in a floating home.

MONEY-airplane-recycling-tarmac

Noses sliced off, fuselages without wings and cockpits stripped down to the bare bone; the giant hangar at the home of Tarmac Aerosave is where aged airplanes meet their end. ut amidst this scene of industrial destruction rises a triumph of recycling reincarnation, says Sebastien Medan, head of dismantling at the French aerospace company.

MONEY-Bank-Downgrades

Downgrade fever has been sweeping across the European banking system, and the major Wall Street banks are likely to be the next to get sick.

MONEY-Greece

Greek voters will have a second chance this weekend to elect a government that can hopefully pull the nation back from the brink.

MONEY-Europe-Contagion

The cloud of uncertainty hanging over Greece is unlikely to lift following this weekend's election, which means the risk of contagion will continue to threaten global financial markets.

MONEY-China-Educated-Workers

Low-wage, unskilled labor was once its competitive edge, but now China is quickly rising as the world's largest supplier of college-educated workers.

FEATURES, ANALYSIS AND COMMENTARY

ENT-Louisiana-Kevin-Costner-Oil-Spill

A federal jury has rejected a lawsuit by actor Stephen Baldwin and a New Orleans businessman that claimed actor Kevin Costner and others tricked them out of millions of dollars in a dispute stemming from the 2010 Gulf oil spill, an attorney for Baldwin said Friday.

ENT-Yvette-Wilson-Dies

Actress Yvette Wilson, who had been battling cervical cancer, has died at the age of 48, CNN's confirmed.

ENT-Lindsay-Lohan-Sleeping

Paramedics were called to Lindsay Lohan's Los Angeles hotel room when she did not wake up from a nap Friday morning, but the actress "is fine," her publicist said.

ENT-Kardashians-Oprah-Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey will air her interview with the Kardashian family on Sunday, and the famed talk show host indicated on Facebook that she dug deep.

ENT-Nicole-Scherzinger-UK-XFactor

Nicole Scherzinger was axed from Simon Cowell's U.S. version of "The X Factor" after one season, but the singer is now going to give "X Factor" judging a go on the U.K. edition.

ENT-ice-t-ireport-documentary

If anyone knows hip-hop, it's Ice-T. The rapper-turned-actor has added a title to his résumé: filmmaker. Ice (born Tracy Marrow) recently sat down with CNN to answer some iReporter questions and discuss his new documentary, "Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap."

ENT-Gayby-Movie-Jonathan-Lisecki

'Gayby' filmmaker: Not every woman has a gay best friend

ENT-rock-of-ages-review

Tom Cruise should have been a rock star. Remember him pounding his air guitar in not much more than a shirt and shades in "Risky Business"? He turned a pool hall into a concert stage, strutting his stuff in "The Color of Money," shook his moneymaker under layers of latex at the end of "Tropic Thunder" and took a chance, singing in his own voice in "Top Gun" and "Magnolia." He always had the moves, and more important, he had the self-belief. He turns himself on.

ENT-rock-of-ages-movie-musicals

You're on a bus to Los Angeles and the cute blond girl in the third row breaks out into a rendition of "Sister Christian." You have two options: You can stare at her awkwardly or pretend you're Kelly Keagy and lend your vocals to the chorus. It's scenes like this one, which opens Adam Shankman's new film "Rock of Ages," based on the rock opera of the same name, that have audiences split on movie musicals. Formerly a surefire moneymaker, the genre has become more accustomed to sporadic success in recent years.

ENT-apocalypse-tv

In March, 9 million viewers tuned in to AMC to watch a farm -- which served as a safe haven to survivors of a zombie apocalypse -- burn to the ground on "The Walking Dead." This Sunday, TNT (a Time Warner network, like CNN) commences its second season of "Falling Skies," which sees a group of survivors fight back against alien invaders while their home state of Massachusetts lies in ruins.

FEA-fathers-day-tributes

Kimberly Brewer's most memorable Father's Day was the one when she realized how much she would miss him. It was 2005, less than two months after retired naval corpsman Wallace J. Keyser had died unexpectedly of complications from pneumonia. Her heart sank while she watched Father's Day-themed commercials. She remembers walking through Barnes & Noble and seeing a World War II title that he would love and realizing there was no need to buy it. "That is the most memorable Father's Day ever, to realize the impact of loss and yet cherish the gifts given by that very same devastation," said Brewer, who shared her story on CNN iReport. "I missed him that Father's Day and every day since, but count myself as oh so fortunate to have had such an amazing man in my life."

TECH-music-streaming

For Camille Kim, music is life. On a typical day, the Emory University student spends hours on her laptop, scouring the Internet for the latest music. She uses a site that aggregates music recommendations from blogs to discover new artists and songs, streams them online and then shares her finds with her friends through a Facebook group. But she rarely buys songs or albums.

MED-Diabetes-Ireporter-Garden

Well before her diabetes diagnosis, Madeline Martinez knew her unhealthy eating habits were leading her down the wrong path. Martinez, a 49-year-old corporate travel agent in Miami, Florida, was 120 pounds overweight -- the result of years resorting to fast-food dinners after long days at the office. When her endocrinologist delivered the news in February - Type 2 diabetes - she got serious. She ditched McDonald's and began shopping at Whole Foods and farmers' markets for organic produce. Then she went a step further and bought a shovel.

MED-fathers-day-prostate-cancer-awareness

I am extremely blessed. My unborn son, Claiborne, is due just before Father's Day this year. His pending birth motivated me to get an annual physical six months ago, a checkup I had avoided for three years. When my physician asked whether I wanted a prostate-specific antigen test, I agreed, despite the $150 out-of-pocket charge.

MED-Hiphop-Graffiti-Childhood-Obesity

As a community pediatrician, I was frustrated with my inability to effect lasting change on the dietary proclivities of my young patients. I felt hindered by the bureaucracies of "Big Medicine" and outgunned by the branding masterminds and massive pocketbooks of "Big Junk Food." Dunk the Junk is our solution to that frustration.

TRAVEL-disney-cars-land

Disney's Cars Land opens June 15 at Disney California Adventures, and it's big, bold and amazing. As Mater says, "If I'm lying, I'm crying." Kids of all ages will rev their engines and step on the gas. Cars Land is the capstone of a five year, estimated $1.1 billion dollar reimagining of Disney California Adventures. While Cars Land shifts California Adventures into the fast lane, only time will tell if it will save the town (as Lightning McQueen did for Radiator Springs) and turn Disneyland into the world-class destination it aspires to be.

US-Math-Made-Fun

How professors' dads made math fun

US-Music-appreciation:-Songs-about-school

With students around the country anticipating -- and then celebrating -- that final bell before summer, there is one song that is absolutely inescapable this time of year. "No more pencils, no more books, no more teacher's dirty looks." (All together now) "School's out for summer!" So it seems like the perfect opportunity to delve into some music appreciation, specifically songs about schools.

Obstacle-to-Democracy-in-Egypt

If you look at Egypt moving forward, there's a great deal of emphasis placed on the various political parties and what they may stand for and what they're going to do. But we have to remember: The real obstacle to democracy in Egypt continues to be the people who run Egypt --- a military dictatorship.

COMMENTARY-coleman-egypt

Egypt back to square one, asks Isobel Coleman , author of "Paradise Beneath Her Feet" and a senior fellow for U.S. foreign policy at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York.

COMMENTARY-Will-Turkey-force-Obama's-hand-on-Syria?

Will Turkey force Obama's hand on Syria, asks Soner Cagaptay, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.

COMMENTARY-ICC-Sudan

Can world court survive African Union's attack?

COMMENTARY-pearlman-lance-armstrong

SI.com columnist explains why fans shouldn't forgive Lance Armstrong.

COMMENTARY-Abdul-matin-fatherhood

As a father, "I have to be the best human I can be," says author Ibrahim Abdul-Matin.

COMMENTARY-noorani-immigration-children-obama

Really good policy makes for even better politics. Today, President Obama took an important step forward to prioritize Department of Homeland Security law enforcement resources to make sure the best and brightest among us can remain with their families.

COMMENTARY-Navarrette-immigration-Obama

Did you ever wonder why Charlie Brown kept charging at the football, despite the fact that Lucy always pulled it away and he wound up flat on his back? You would think that experience has made him skeptical. It's because he really wanted to believe that, this time, things would work out. And when you really want to believe in something, you have a short memory when it comes to past disappointments. That's how it is with many Latinos and other immigration reform advocates.

COMMENTARY-Jindal-Obama-excuses

Obama's message of divide and blame, say Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, a Republican.