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Pakistan’s largest city becoming powder keg
Opinion: KARACHI, Pakistan — The mayor of this country’s largest city was driving me through its slums, and
Leaping into the Taser age can’t be done on faith alone
Editorial: Leaping into the Taser age can’t be done on faith alone Note to Youngstown City Council: There is
Empathy has no place in the High Court
Opinion: Justice David Souter’s retirement from the Supreme Court presents President Barack Obama with his
Tune out, drop out
Washington Post: Students who drop out of school tend not to get a lot of attention. They often
“They’re going to be a global powerhouse, I guess. Who would have thought? They seem to
Opinion: “They’re going to be a global powerhouse, I guess. Who would have thought? They seem to be on a
Female justices make a difference on higher courts
Opinion: WASHINGTON — When Sandra Day O’Connor retired from the U.S. Supreme Court in 2005, national polls
Obama unable to nominate best judges
Opinion: WASHINGTON — What do Merrick Garland, David Tatel and Jose Cabranes have in common? All are
Defining an ‘embarrassment’
Opinion: Defining an ‘embarrassment’ EDITOR: Bishop John D’Arcy stated he will not attend Notre Dame’s
Gingrich: Specter’s party switch was driven by personal survival
Opinion: The Washington Post asked several Republican politicians and strategists to respond to the decision
Pakistan could fail without clear plan
Opinion: ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan is not going to fall to the Taliban tomorrow. But, after several days
Two years is a long time for justice to be served
Editorial: “We’re a nation of the rule of law.” That line is repeated so often by government officials from
“I don’t want anybody to have false expectations. The science is challenging here.
Opinion: “I don’t want anybody to have false expectations. The science is challenging here. Production can be
Just being able to vote is reason enough to be excited
Editorial: Just being able to vote is reason enough to be excited Tuesday’s election is not a very big
If you drive a lot, why shouldn’t you pay a lot?
Opinion: WASHINGTON — The richest nation on earth can’t pay for the roads it needs anymore. The way the U.S.
Mileage-based tax is an invasion of privacy
Opinion: OAKLAND, Calif. — Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood has proposed taxing drivers based on mileage,
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