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Boy Scouts will accept transgenders
Opinion: By Heidi Stevens Chicago Tribune If you’re cheering the Boy Scouts’ decision to allow
Trump’s view of the UN bolstered by ambassador
Editorial: 2Those three words spoken last week by Nikki Haley, the new U.S. ambassador to the United Nations,
A proposal to solve inequality
Opinion: WASHINGTON Tight labor markets shrink income inequality by causing employers to bid up the price
Exalting gender equity
Opinion: By Dom Difurio The Dallas Morning News As I waded into the historic crowd gathered in front of
Trump can’t change the truth
Opinion: By Frank Harris III The Hartford Courant Truth is the most important thing. That is what I
Trump is keeping his promises
Opinion: “It’s a new dawn It’s a new day It’s a new life For me And I’m feeling good.”
Challenges, opportunities greet Black History Month
Editorial: Since its inception nine decades ago, black history observances in February have served as golden
Details matter in ACA overhaul
Opinion: By Richard Goldstein Tribune News Service As a pediatric palliative care physician, I provide
Russia just following our example
Opinion: By Edwin Dorn The Dallas Morning News Let’s stop acting like wounded innocents. The U.S. has
Mary Richards one of us
Opinion: By Colin McEnroe The Hartford Courant In the mid-1970s, the coolest person I knew was Jimmy
International drug lord faces slew of charges in US
Editorial: A major development in America’s war on drugs occurred Jan. 19, but it was overshadowed by the
Students merit a goodbye
Opinion: By Tyra Damm The Dallas Morning News Every weekday afternoon, I stand at my classroom door and
Finding common ground in Trump era seems very unlikely
Opinion: By Mary C. CURTIS CQ-Roll Call WASHINGTON The parallels aren’t perfect, but close enough to
Ohio must find best route to restore death penalty
Editorial: After a 3-year-long moratorium on capital punishment, will Ohio ever revive the practice of
GOP reaping what it sowed
Opinion: “You lie!” Those two words will long be remembered as the tipping point of the presidency of the
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