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African Union's credibility can be rebuilt in Zimbabwe

Opinion: The African Union last week condemned a new military assault by Sudanese government troops on rebels


HOW HE SEES IT Private debt collectors replacing IRS staff

Opinion: By DAVID R. FRANCIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Buried in the $388 billion, 3,646-page omnibus


HOW HE SEES IT Shiite majority mars U.S. goals in Iraq

Opinion: By DANIEL SNEIDER KNIGHT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS In less than two months, Iraqis hope to elect their


GEORGIE ANNE GEYER Rumsfeld may soon regret his arrogance

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- By the early 1970s, after seven long and savage years of fighting in Vietnam, the


Video game goes too far

Opinion: The Buffalo News: Americans have been fascinated by video games ever since someone figured out a way


HOW THEY SEE IT There's no money in Social Security trust fund

Opinion: By BRIAN RIEDL and DAVID C. JOHN HERITAGE FOUNDATION President Bush wants Congress to make


Today is Monday, Dec. 13, the 348th day of 2004. There are 18 days left in the year. On this date in

Opinion: Today is Monday, Dec. 13, the 348th day of 2004. There are 18 days left in the year. On this date in


Missing the targets

Opinion: Washington Post: Between 1993 and 2002, 142 female cadets at the Air Force Academy reported being


ELLEN GOODMAN U.S. shuns human rights advocate

Opinion: BOSTON -- Ever wonder what happened to the State Department's chief of propaganda? The head of


DAN K. THOMASSON U.S. immigration laws are irrational

Opinion: WASHINGTON -- Isn't it amazing that a nation built on the minds and muscle of immigrants has no


There's no gilding the lily when Justice comes to town

Opinion: Warren city officials are trying to put as happy a face as possible on the recent interest by the


HOW SHE SEES IT Republican leader is on a fool's errand

Opinion: By BRONWYN LANCE CHESTER VIRGINIAN-PILOT Remember President Bush's roundly panned whim to put a


BRITAIN

Opinion: BRITAIN The Guardian, London, Dec. 7: Yesterday's terrorist attack on the U.S. consulate in Jiddah


Kids continue to be poisoned while local officials yammer

Opinion: In the past decade, 2,500 children in Youngstown were diagnosed with lead poisoning, and 400 homes


HOW HE SEES IT Since when do networks shun conflict?

Opinion: By MADISON SHOCKLEY LOS ANGELES TIMES For the season of Advent, the United Church of Christ had