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Court fails to balance needs of both parents

"While there is no shortage of advocates for increasing or decreasing child support, noncustodial parents who want to remain involved in their kids' lives are trivialized." -- William Talis

Blaming victim in UMass speech flap

"Demonstrators shouted insults, chanted, and waved banners and signs. Other than physically assaulting me, it's hard to imagine how they could have been more abusive." -- Don Feder

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Gambling in Massachusetts

Gambling in Massachusetts

Debating the state's push for expanded legalized gambling.
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Editorials

Pakistan's double game

It should come as no surprise that Pakistan's secret intelligence agency, the ISI, is aiding the Taliban in Afghanistan. But now that the US is going back in that country, this treacherous double game needs to be confronted squarely. (Boston Globe)

Advice & Dissent

Our readers push back on transportation "reform," pension "reform," development struggles in Boston, and the bare-bones House budget . (Boston Globe)

Columns

Democrats still ducking on guns and gays (TIM SLOAN/AFP/Getty Images)

Democrats still ducking on guns and gays

Nancy Pelosi (above) once said "gays, guns, and God" worked for the Republicans in the "absence of a strong Democratic message." Now in charge of Capitol Hill, the Democrats are still absent. (By Derrick Z. Jackson, Globe Columnist)

Breaking the silence around bullying

Carl would have celebrated his 12th birthday yesterday; instead, his mother was expected to attend an event in Springfield to raise awareness about LGBT bullying and harassment at school - the cause of her son's tragic suicide. (By Sue Hyde, Boston Globe)

The fight for global freedom

We are no longer debating how to expand the global freedom supply. We are in a struggle over whether it should be curtailed. This is something that should grab the attention of all Americans. (By Robert Leikind, Boston Globe)

Quotes of note

Quotes of the week from a Maersk Alabama crew member, Joe Scarborough, and the "Britain's Got Talent" phenom, Susan Boyle. (Boston Globe)

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