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Myanmar maturity: White House meeting with general is not premature

President Obama is right to encourage President Thein Sein.

Super-sizing wages: Labor protests across country are food for thought

Protests targeting wages at fast-food restaurants are a testament to a declining middle class.

More silliness on guns: Crackpot firearms bill wins too many co-sponsors

An unconstitutional proposal has many supporters in the gun-happy state House.

Troublesome ties: Clinton aide given a pass on lobbying connections

Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton's deputy chief of staff at State Department, had lobbying connections that raise questions.

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Crossing sacred lines in Washington

Any presidential administration should know better than to mess with the press or the IRS.



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If the world's in a crisis, David Andrew Strobel tries to help

David Andrew Strobel left North Hills for tough jobs with the Peace Corps, American Red Cross and the like, jhelping others far from home,



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Obamas stress blacks' need for education

President and first lady give speeches reminding African-Americans not to take education for granted.



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What's in a name change?

More women may be taking spouses' names these days, but to each her own.



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Raise a voice, loudly, against talking points

The ubiquitous use of talking points is becoming the new national scourge.



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Seeking peace in Syria

The U.S.-Russian peace effort offers some hope, but not much.



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Jack Kelly: It's not 'racist' to point out intellectual difference like Jason Richwine did

Jason Richwine is not the first casualty in speaking out and pointing the differences in IQ among ethnic groups.



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Don't get giddy with Obama scandal fever

Republican leaders might be eager to pile on Obama scandals now. But pause for a moment: What do they hope to accomplish?



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