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| COMMENTARY: U.S. phone spying gives terrorists a win |
| 4 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 |
| 4 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 |
| 4 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] |
| COKIE AND STEVEN ROBERTS: Out of their minds |
| 4 days ago - Newspaper Enterprise Association |
| “Have these men lost their minds?” That trenchant question was posed by Fox News commentator Greta Van Susteren after a panel of her male colleagues bemoaned a new report by the Pew Research Center documenting the rise of “breadwinner moms.” [Read More] |
| RICH LOWRY: The Cincinnati lie |
| 4 days ago - Indiana Gazette |
| The Internal Revenue Service hadn’t spoken four sentences about its targeting of conservative groups before it blamed “our line people in Cincinnati.” [Read More] |
| GENE LYONS: Reaction to leaks borders on hysteria |
| 4 days ago - Newspaper Enterprise Association |
| Spy work holds deep allure for many people. My own career as a secret agent began as an outgrowth of training beagle hunting dogs. See, I needed new antennas for the little radio transmitters in the animal’s collars — ... [Read More] |
| DEROY MURDOCK: Revive America's can-do spirit |
| 4 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service |
| I recently toured the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, while vacationing with my retired, itinerant, sainted parents. The most striking thing at NASA’s legendary facility is a Saturn V rocket. It lies within a giant hangar, beneath incredibly bright lights. It is humongous and breathtaking. [Read More] |
| DAVID BROOKS: Inequality and religion |
| 4 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| About a century ago, Walter Judd was a 17-year-old boy hoping to go to college at the University of Nebraska. His father pulled him aside and told him that, although the family had happily paid for Judd’s two sisters to go to college, Judd himself would get no money for tuition or room and board. [Read More] |
| MARTIN SCHRAM: Leaks renew old debate in America |
| 5 days ago - Scripps Howard News Service |
| The Great American Debate of the 21st century — can we safeguard both our freedoms and our lives in the age of terrorism? — erupted without warning just days ago. [Read More] |
| MAUREEN DOWD: A little birdie told me |
| 5 days ago - New York Times News Service |
| In her first two days on Twitter, Hillary Clinton did not bother to follow the man she wants to follow. [Read More] |







