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| JULIETTE KAYYEM: Art of World War II's Ghost Army |
| 12 hours ago - New York Times News Service |
| Michael McGlynn, the long-serving mayor of Medford, thought he knew his father, Jack. But in 2005, he received a phone call from a reporter asking about Jack's involvement in World War II's Ghost Army, a unit of handpicked G.I.s whose sole function was to deceive the Germans about the strength of [Read More] |
| CAL THOMAS: Tyranny is no longer 'lurking' |
| 12 hours ago - Tribune Media Services |
| Given last week’s revelation that the IRS targeted conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status, it’s worth recalling President Obama’s Ohio State University commencement address. The president decried “voices” warning “that tyranny is always lurking just around the corner.” [Read More] |
| MAUREEN DOWD: Taxing times for president |
| 2 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| I went to New York last week to cover the TV presentations for the new season, shows like “Scandal,” “Shark Tank” and a faltering “American Idol.” I may as well have stayed here in Washington, D.C. [Read More] |
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RED-BLUE AMERICA: Can Obama survive scandals? |
| 2 days ago - Associated Press | |
| 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 over the ikmpact of three scandals on the Obama administration. [Read More] |
| BETSY HART: There's no place like a messy home |
| 3 days ago - |
| My house has never looked better. In fact, I’ve never seen it like this. Every single room is perfectly tidy. There is no clutter anywhere. Every paint scratch has been touched up, every floor is clean. [Read More] |
| COKIE ROBERTS and STEVEN ROBERTS: Assaulting our core values |
| 3 days ago - Newspaper Enterprise Association |
| Finally, an issue Republicans and Democrats can agree on: The Justice Department went too far in secretly obtaining phone records from The Associated Press that covered parts of two months and more than 20 separate lines. [Read More] |
| EDITORIAL ROUNDUP |
| 3 days ago - Associated Press |
| Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad: [Read More] |
| CAL THOMAS: Gosnell's 'clinic of horrors' |
| 3 days ago - Tribune Media Services |
| It was the pictures and riveting testimony that convinced a Philadelphia jury that abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell was guilty of murdering three infants born alive following botched late-term abortions and also guilty of the involuntary manslaughter of Karnamaya Mongar ... [Read More] |
| DAVID BROOKS: When governments go bad |
| 3 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| Government, Clinton Rossiter once wrote, is something like fire: “Under control, it is the most useful of servants; out of control, it is a ravaging tyrant.” [Read More] |
| GENE LYONS: Defending 'The Dog Whisperer' |
| 3 days ago - Newspaper Enterprise Association |
| “What mighty contests,” wrote 18th-century satirist Alexander Pope, “rise from trivial things.” [Read More] |
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