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The article by Rep. Emanuel Cleaver emphasizes the need for bipartisanship in Congress, drawing on personal experiences with cross-party friendships and urging elected officials to prioritize reconciliation, communication, and unity to address public disillusionment and improve governance.

WEDDINGS pose a sartorial challenge for older women — particularly if they're mother-of-thebride or groom. It's a minefield of dire hats and unflattering dresses. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT could be more appropriate? Kate Middleton caused a stir last week by appearing in a daring, strapless black dress at an awards ceremony with Prince William. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHAT could be more appropriate? The Duchess of Cambridge causes a stir on Monday night by appearing in a daring, strapless black dress at an awards ceremony with Prince William. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

WHEN I heard that Prince William had proposed to Kate Middleton, I thought it was absolutely fantastic news — just what the country needs to cheer us all up after all the doom and gloom. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article relates the author's experience living in San Francisco Bay Area, California and his insights about the challenges faced by the gay community. The author came to San Francisco in 1990 to be with the man he loved. He experienced a disappointment when his relationship ended after 14 years. According to the author, gays have the right to protect themselves from anyone who would deny their rights to protect the right to exist and flourish.

The article comments on the State of the Union address by U.S. President George W. Bush on the topic related to energy. The author views the address as a vague goals and repackaged initiatives for missing out the means of achieving a certain goal was missing. As the chairman of Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, the author commits to an aggressive campaign to develop new energy technologies such as hybrid-powered vehicles and increase production to solve the energy crisis.

Interviews John Herbert, author of the play "Fortune and Men's Eyes" in New York. Emphasis of his play on homosexuality; Characters of Herbert's play; Frankness of Herbert about his homosexuality.

Reviews the play "The Casting of Kevin Christian," performed by Peter Hans Benson and "Waving Goodbye," performed by Robert Dorfman and Michael Ornstein.

Highlights the gay theater in the U.S. West Coast. History of gay theatrical performances; Theaters that cater to the gay audience; Productions.

The article focuses on the rejection of the conservative Republicans on the health insurance exchange provision of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in the U.S. because it is part of the ObamaCare which considered bad.

The article argues against a plan released by the Center for American Progress which would curb the overall health care spending in the U.S. such as exhausting all savings from eliminating waste.

The article presents a speech Emanuel Cleaver, a Congressman from Kansas City, Missouri, delivered at a Missouri AFLCIO Convention that took place in Kansas City in which he discussed the biblical rights that labor unions have to protect the rights of their members, the social security and tax issues. He also talked about the U.S. Republican Party's ungodly ways.

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article on the needs of investigating the Office of the Political Ombudsman for office malpractice in Jamaica.

Sacred Heart Cathedral junior forward Kevin Greene didn't mind facing crosstown rival St. Ignatius 40 miles from San Francisco on Wednesday night. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents an obituary for Bruce Kirle, a professor of music theater studies in New York City.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including the blog "One Foot in the Close," by Greg Marzullo in the March 2, 2007 issue and "Support Generation Next," by Peter Rosenstein in the February 23, 2007 issue.

Two letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "Supporting Generation Next," by Peter Rosenstein in the February 23, 2007 issue and "One Foot in the Closet," a blog posted by Greg Marzullo at washingtonblade.com on March 2.

THANKS in good part to the policies of Tony Blair's government, Britain has, in recent years, developed an unenviable international reputation as a nation of yobbish binge drinkers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports that gerrymandering has become a big source of political corruption in the U.S. The author says that redistricting of Congressional districts is done solely to polarize votes and protect the incumbent. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court's validation of the redrawn Texas map will boost state legislatures to emulate Texas model. This, says the author, will result into more polarization. The concentration of power leads to inefficiencies and corruption, avers the author.

Presents different views on the implications of the electoral victory of Israeli opposition leader Ariel Sharon to the Mideast peace process. Effect of the issue on the United States; Role of Sharon in defeating Arab nations.

Editorial. Presents views and opposing views about the possibility of real peace in the Middle East. INSET: Peace timeline..

Editorial. Presents supporting and opposing views on United States President Bill Clinton's involvement in peace talks between Israeli Prime Minter Benjamin Netanyahu, and Palestinian Liberation Organization Leader Yasser Arafat (PLO). Identification of Clinton's role in the process; Description of actions which showed noncompliance by Netanyahu and Arafat.

Opinion. Stresses the association between pain and euthanasia, with reference to a ruling by the Supreme Court on the legalization of euthanasia. Findings of a study of cancer patients; Pain endured by these patients; Factors which prompt patients' interest in euthanasia; Why patients request suicide; Details on an ongoing debate about Euthanasia. INSET: The Dutch way of death..

Debates on United States President Bill Clinton's Middle East mission in 1998. Purpose of his trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories; How Clinton can further peace efforts; Why the trip is a mistake.

Focuses on the movie `Cyclo,' directed by Tran Anh Hung. Critical acclaim for the Vietnamese director's first movie `The Scent of the Green Papaya'; Lead actors of Cyclo.

Reports on the holding of Outfest '96, a gay and lesbian film festival in Los Angeles, California. Opening of festival with showing of `Stonewall'; Changs in direction of the festival since it began in 1982; Titles of films included in festival.

Opinion. Illustrates the extreme measures being considered to overcome a desperate shortage of organs by a proposal by an organ transplant center to hasten the death of potential donors. What a general pessimism of this shortage has led to; Cost of acquiring organs; Details on the proposal.

Opinion. Presents the author's opinion on the effects of art and theory on society and the academe. Author's educational background; Intellectual elitism.

Reviews the drama 'Nothing to Report' and 'Wild Blue.'

Reviews the one-act play 'Funeral Games,' by Joe Orton.

Profiles U.S actor David Stebbins. Career highlights; Notable projects.

Presents the theatrical production "Fragments of a Greek Trilogy," directed by Andred Seban in New York. Presentation of the three plays by Sopochles and Euripides; Names of stage actors and actress involved in the play; Venue of the event.

Answers questions concerning medical ethics in the United States. Engaging in romantic relationships with patients; Offering physicians fixed increases in their reimbursement rate for reducing the patient length of stay in the hospital; Seeking consents of patients in clinical trials.