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| CAL THOMAS: Then what in Syria? |
| 18 hours ago - Tribune Media Services |
| Two recent newspaper editorials illustrate the double-mindedness some feel about President Obama’s decision to provide small arms and ammunition to Syrian rebels. [Read More] |
| PAUL KRUGMAN: Fight the future |
| 18 hours ago - New York Times News Service |
| Last week the International Monetary Fund, whose normal role is that of stern disciplinarian to spendthrift governments, gave the United States some unusual advice. [Read More] |
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RED-BLUE AMERICA: Is Snowden a hero or a traitor? |
| 2 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service | |
| The Indiana Gazette continues a new weekly editorial page face-off, by opposing writers on a topic of interest. Today, Ben Boychuck and Joel Mathis debate the questions of NSA contractor Edward Snowden's revelations of "data mining" by the government. [Read More] |
| MAUREEN DOWD: Bill schools Barry on Syria |
| 2 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| Not only is President Barack Obama leading from behind, now he’s leading from behind Bill Clinton. [Read More] |
| DALE McFEATTERS: Russian girl band asks U.S. for help |
| 2 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service |
| Most publicists would kill to have three-quarters of The Washington Post’s Style section front devoted to their client. [Read More] |
| BETSY HART: A day for co-moms instead of fathers? |
| 3 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service |
| With today being Father’s Day, it’s worth asking: Do we really value dads, or should we just rename it “Co-Mom’s Day” instead? [Read More] |
| LLEWELLYN KING: A young man, a big disease, a big idea |
| 3 days ago - Hearst Newspapers |
| We expect big ideas to come from young people in computers, social networking and music. In medicine, less so. [Read More] |
| COMMENTARY: U.S. phone spying gives terrorists a win |
| 3 days ago - |
| If Americans preferred not to think about how much they have surrendered in the war on terror, they can’t avoid doing so now. [Read More] |
| COMMENTARY: White House pulls plug on lawmakers' picnic |
| 3 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service |
| President Barack Obama basically derailed his “charm offensive” — not that this particular P.R. operation was having its desired effect anyway — by postponing until fall the annual White House congressional picnic. [Read More] |
| PAUL KRUGMAN: Sympathy for the Luddites |
| 3 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| What happens when good jobs disappear? It’s a question that’s been asked for centuries. [Read More] |
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