In Northern California where I live, a man from Central America recently asked me, "How much did you pay for your kids?" More recently, a front-page article in The Times told the story of a Reno, Nev., family whose adoption case stalled when allegations of corruption shut down the system.
The Brighton Argus recently ran a front page with pictures of empty beaches on sunny days alongside stories of hoteliers who have seen a drop in bookings.
The company has been lobbying Congress to terminate it, and as I reported earlier this week, it recently launched a front group, Nuclear Matters, to generate public support for keeping all U.S. reactors running.
Recently, a new front has opened in the Internet branding wars.
Another recent example: the New York Times recently published a front-page story about an elderly couple in Dixfield, Maine, who had fallen behind on paying their heating bills.
Picking up the same theme, the Wall Street Journal recently published a front-page story about how the rise of Chinese "state capitalism" was provoking a global backlash.
Douglas W. Manchester, chairman of the Manchester Financial Group and a developer who bought The San Diego Union-Tribune from Platinum Equity, recently wrote a front-page editorial for the paper, which was renamed U-T San Diego, calling for development of downtown waterfront land.
What happens when conservatives discover "political correctness?" Recently the Discovery Institute, a front for creationist conservatives, posted a column complaining about the phrase "vegetable" being used to describe those who have lost cognitive functions.
OUTDOOR SPACE: A recently restored front porch and a backyard.
Fuller put down a carton of canned goods he had been carrying, and came to greet me, smiling warmly and exposing what looked like a recently chipped front tooth.
Inflation, particularly food inflation, recently has become a front-burner issue for many nations.
