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NOTE: This is a new series I’ll be doing on Things That Matter – the nonpolitical aspects of life. It was Sunday morning...
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NOTE: This is a new series I’ll be doing on Things That Matter – the nonpolitical aspects of life. It was Sunday morning...
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WASHINGTON — We know American politics are dysfunctional. But after a week of scandal obsession during which the...
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Team captains Cpl. Jorge Salazar of Delano, Calif., Cpl. Travis Greene of Boise, Idaho, accept the Chairman’s Cup on behalf of the...
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Maureen Dowd does a great take on Hillary and Bill Clinton and their remarkable, continuing, and certifiable ability to overcome...
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“One thing is clear to me: We, as human beings, must be willing to accept people who are different from...
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Tax agency scandal thrusts Tea Party back into spotlight (via AFP) Left adrift in the wake of President Barack Obama’s...
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Since English is an acquired language for me, I am a very frequent user of English dictionaries — and foreign language...
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Our political Quote of the Day comes from Booman, of the must-read blog Booman Tribune, who notes that despite all of the controversy...
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GOP overplays its hand by Dana Milbank Washington Post Writer’s Group WASHINGTON — At the end of a truly dismal week...
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Researchers make embryonic stem cells from skin (via AFP) US researchers have reported a breakthrough in stem cell research,...
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See great cartoons by all the top political cartoonists at http://cagle.com. To license this cartoon for your own site, visit...
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by Walter Brasch Julia Trigg Crawford of Direct, Texas, is the manager of a 650-acre farm that her grandfather first bought in 1948....
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Gov. Christie defends his role in publicly funded TV ads (via NJ.com) BURLINGTON — Gov. Chris Christie today defended his...
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Shields and Brooks on Government Scandals, Remembering Watergate (via PBS News Hour) JUDY WOODRUFF: And to the analysis of Shields...
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I have to ask those who oppose things like marriage equality why they think these two loving people should be kept apart...
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The 1968 ticket-Humphrey and Muskie (photo by the L.A. Times) Historic Tidbit: Shortly before ending his 1972 Presidential bid, Ed...
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Getting it Wrong by Peter Funt Scott Pelley of CBS News raised eyebrows and passions among journalists at a Quinnipiac University...
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Shrinking glaciers behind a third of sea-level rise: study (via AFP) Water from the world’s shrinking glaciers was...
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Portugal has had a long and complicated political history. In the last century, it was ruled by a brutal right-wing dictatorship from...
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Why US Senate race in Massachusetts is Ed Markey's to lose (via The Christian Science Monitor) Copyright ImageClick to View...
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Wrestling revamps rules in fight for survival (via AFP) The ancient sport of wrestling on Saturday agreed a wholesale shake-up of...
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Three Benghazi myths (via GlobalPost) Analysis: There are at least three myths that have grown up around the terrible events on...
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Restaurant serves up threatened species (via SFBay) Lions, peacocks and iguanas, oh my! Meat from all of the above — and other...
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Were I to come up with a “Nutmegger of the Century,” Abe Ribicoff would undoubtedly be the man. More than any other...
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I got up this morning and checked some financial news websites. A report on the economy’s leading economic indicators (LEIs) was...
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CBS News reports that Obama administrations are issuing a qualified mea culpa — more like a mea idiota — over the...
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Keeping on Top of Priorities When White House Deals With Drama (via PBS News Hour) JEFFREY BROWN: And we return to our look at the...
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Karen Handel is in the news again. You will recall she was a gubernatorial candidate in 2010 and lost to Nathan Deal. She also...
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A turn in the controversy over Benghazi that will likely defuse it as a major issue for many voters due to the old maxim...
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We’ve known for a while that drones are becoming ubiquitous, sadly, two years before the FAA will have any rules. Already, the...
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The newest name in the annals of breast cancer brings back one from four decades ago that helped change how women—-and...
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In addition to being a political junkie I am also a student of history and am particularly fascinated by the twists and turns of...
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Boston suspect wrote note before capture: report (via AFP) Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev wrote a note before his capture...
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Richard Lugar’s primary defeat in Indiana last year was one more addition to one of many moderate-to-liberal Republicans to fall...
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[This is the second post in the series Why Everything You Know about Your “Self” Is Wrong. The series explores how our...
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