Must Read - Updated HourlyOne of the pleasures of living in America is getting to argue about rights — what they are, who has them and how to define them. In the last week, we've all had a rousing time debating the right to keep and bear arms. Americans can hardly talk about political issues without invoking these fundamental prerogatives. Other countries may have a similar inclination to quarrel over whether people have a legitimate claim to religious freedom, a fair trial, health care or housing. The right to life and the right to liberty, on the other hand, are common assumptions around the world. |
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Two influences inspire today's poetic feel. Neptune seeps into Mercury, filtering our perceptions and thoughts through an otherworldly haze, while Uranus kisses Venus, inspiring hope in relationships and excitement about creative endeavors. Anyone's sensitivities can be heightened by being receptive and responsive to this vibrant day.
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You'll level with anyone who asks you, as long as they don't hold the information against you. After all, you're the messenger, not the source of the news. So try not to take the reactions you get personally.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). From credit card companies to personal invites, people pursue you to join their
Advice Columns - Updated HourlyKathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar
Annie's Mailbox®, July 3
Dear Annie: When I was in elementary school in the 1980s, there was a contest in which students were to write and illustrate books. I thought I did a good job, but on the day of the judging, another girl won. I was not a sore loser. My problem was this: Several weeks before the contest, the exact plot of this girl's story, down to the names of the characters, had been broadcast as an hour-long children's movie. I mentioned this to the teacher in front of the entire class. The other girl claimed innocence, and I received a long lecture on jealousy and a note was sent home. My abusive
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