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Relocations: New evidence published of possible health risks of glyphosate

Herbert Rothschild: In June 2020, Bayer agreed to pay $9.6 billion to settle more than 10,000 lawsuits claiming harm from Roundup. Bayer also assigned $1.25 billion to pay future claims. As of 2023, around 165,000 claims, more than 50,000 of which are still pending, had been made against Roundup. New lawsuits continue to be filed from agricultural workers, homeowners and groundskeepers.

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Relocations: The good, the bad and the ugly

Herbert Rothschild: Those to whom the land acknowledgements have come to sound merely performative might find it meaningful to promote passage of legislation to investigate the impacts and ongoing effects of the infamous Indian boarding schools.

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Relocations: The United States has reached its Munich moment

Herbert Rothschild: Trump’s apologists say that his aggressive moves and subsequent pull-backs are part of his negotiating strategy. But the real goal of Trump’s negotiations isn’t deals but the enhancement of his own power. His aggression is the way he tests how successfully he can bully his opponents.

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Relocations: What now for Judaism?

Herbert Rothschild: Where American Jews stand on Israel’s ethnic cleansing will depend on our self-understanding. Will we adhere to a problematic idea of national identity or will we champion the values we accused the Nazis of so egregiously violating in the name of “Aryan” supremacy?

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Relocations: The substitution of dealmaking for diplomacy

Herbert Rothschild: The contrast between narrowly self-interested dealmaking and policy based on a concept of the kind of world the U.S. wants is a helpful lens through which to view Trump’s behavior toward other countries. It explains actions that might otherwise appear merely capricious or intemperate.

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Relocations: We’ll never know how great a leader Malcolm X may have become

MLK Jr.: “Malcolm was still turning and growing at the time of his brutal and meaningless assassination. . . . Like the murder of Lumumba, the murder of Malcolm X deprives the world of a potentially great leader. I could not agree with either of these men, but I could see in them a capacity for leadership which I could respect, and which was just beginning to mature in judgment and statesmanship.”

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Obituary: Cheryl Rae Gilliam Minoletti

Obituary: Cheryl Rae Gilliam Minoletti passed away Tuesday, Jan. 20 following complications from heart surgery. She was 68. Infectious laughter, warmth, and compassion were felt by those who knew her. A celebration of her life will be held Saturday, March 28, in Eagle Point.

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