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Holiday plans a turkey trot
Opinion: When Better Homes and Gardens wrote about a “fuss-free” Thanksgiving, clearly they weren’t picturing
Obama must look beyond bin Laden
Opinion: Barack Obama has said there can be only one president at a time. But in this interregnum — when the
City government on notice regarding slum properties
Editorial: If the story at the top of the Local section in Friday’s Vindicator had a familiar ring to it,
Have no fear of liberal professors
Opinion: Last week one of my students expressed a conventional sentiment about colleges and politics: with
Win in Iraq is at hand; Pelosi, Reid wrong
Opinion: Nineteen months after Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid declared the war in Iraq “lost” and just
Sexual harassment training’s a sham
Opinion: Four years ago, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Assembly Bill 1825 into law, requiring all
Old faces are the new face of Washington
Opinion: WASHINGTON — So far Barack Obama’s apparent Cabinet choices give little evidence that his pledge to
A lamer duck than usual
Scripps Howard: Congressional lame-duck sessions are notoriously unproductive and this one is no
“With these transactions, the U.S. government is taking the actions necessary to strengthen
Opinion: “With these transactions, the U.S. government is taking the actions necessary to strengthen the
Support our neighbors
Opinion: Support our neighbors EDITOR: With apologies to some area car dealers, I have been truly
“Until they show us the plan, we cannot show them the money.”
Opinion: “Until they show us the plan, we cannot show them the money.” Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
Round two for automakers
Editorial: Round two for automakers If only they had gotten together and shared a private jet to Washington,
Big Three don’t have their act together
Opinion: WASHINGTON — What are we to think of the Big Three automakers plea to Congress (and each of us) for
Hillary would be superstar diplomat
Opinion: PROVO, Utah — If Hillary Rodham Clinton becomes secretary of State, it could not have escaped the
Conservative jurist finds fault with ruling on right to bear arms
Opinion: WASHINGTON — Of conservatives’ few victories this year, the most cherished came when the Supreme
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