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N. Korea deal was a long time coming

Opinion: Dick Cheney was angry. He was answering questions at a meeting of foreign policy experts in


Sowell sees nothing but prosperity and progress

Opinion: Sowell sees nothing but prosperity and progress EDITOR: It was with much interest that I read


High Court ruling doesn’t end fight

Opinion: The Supreme Court’s decision in the District of Columbia v. Heller case settles a long, heated


It’s a case of conservative activism

Opinion: The Supreme Court’s invalidation of the District of Columbia’s handgun ban powerfully shows that the


“It is an exercise in self-delusion.”

Opinion: “It is an exercise in self-delusion.” Morgan Tsvangirai Zimbabwe opposition leader, on


Controlling health care costs must be a priority

Opinion: During the recent U.S. presidential primary campaign, the candidates talked frequently about


“You just wish the Supreme Court could spend a week in public housing and then come out with

Opinion: “You just wish the Supreme Court could spend a week in public housing and then come out with this


Unneeded at Any Speed

Washington Post: If you didn’t know Ralph Nader was running for president, you do now. The man who


Flea market will be back

Opinion: Flea market will be back EDITOR: The fire is out, the air is clear, the fire trucks have gone


NORWAY

NORWAY Aftenposten, Oslo, June 24: Zimbabwe is now paying the price for Western and African


Will China play games at the Olympics?

Opinion: Bela Karolyi has good reason to be concerned about the members of his U.S. women’s gymnastics team


Democracy advocates in Egypt feel betrayed

Opinion: CAIRO, Egypt — President Bush’s second inaugural address, in January 2005, included rhetorical


Bush’s Justice Department bowed to partisan politics

Editorial: It is unlikely anyone will be prosecuted for the violations of civil service laws in the hiring of


Obama’s finance decision is not fatal

Opinion: Barack Obama’s reputation as the exemplar of change took a hit recently when he reversed position


In Ohio, it’s 2004 all over again

Opinion: It’s back to the future for the Republican campaign for president in battleground Ohio. Four years