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President Barack Obama delivered an important speech Tuesday night, from the Oval Office as befitting the occasion. His address to the nation closed the door on the Iraq war. (Today)
On. Jan. 12, Homewood resident Jordan Miles, 18, was confronted by three undercover police officers on Tioga Street as he made his way from his mother's home to his grandmother's nearby. (Today)
It's premature to call it summer's last gasp. But there is a definite change in the rhythm. (Today)
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- Pigging out? A tax would not hamper Marcellus Shale drillers (Yesterday)
- Mosque reaction: Religious groups lead the way on tolerance (Yesterday)
- Lost economy: Misery rolls on while the nation seeks a solution (Yesterday)
- Rally on the Mall: Even after the speeches, the tea party is a curiosity (08/31/2010)
- Calling volunteers: An outside panel should look at county authorities (08/31/2010)
- In praise of print: What is the word for when a world seems to end? (08/31/2010)
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- Higher costs damage higher ed (Yesterday)
- Living in a neighborhood full of immigrants (Yesterday)
- Frank Rich: Bankrolling the tea party (08/31/2010)
- Gail Collins: Mr. Simpson has a cow (08/31/2010)
- As Others See It: Snake oil stimulus (08/31/2010)
- George F. Will: America's tragic number (08/30/2010)
- E.J. Dionne Jr.: Obama and the virtues of 'politicking' (08/30/2010)
- Growth for the sake of happiness (08/30/2010)
- Germany and China are winning because we play financial games while they actually make things (08/29/2010)
- An imam and a rabbi urge us not to succumb to fear (08/29/2010)
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