Opinions
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Vaccination vindication
The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Sunday, Feb. 7:
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Job hunters and the unemployment call centers alike are frustrated
Like many unemployed job hunters, Taylor Whitman wrestles with financial panic.
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The winter of America's discontent
It has been more than four decades since the Congress of the United States has been able to summon the will to pass a major piece of social legislation. Not since 1965, when Medicare and the Voting Rights Act both overcame decades of opposition to become law, has Congress proved itself up to the task.
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Americans' distrust of government has deep roots
Let me get straight to the point: Americans' profound distrust of government is neurotic - irrational, defensive and born of emotional trauma.
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Back and forth with Beijing
The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Sunday, Feb. 7:
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New horizons in space exploration
The following editorial appeared in the Kansas City Star on Monday, Feb. 8:
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Mexico's rock-bottom moment
The following editorial appeared in the Dallas Morning News on Saturday, Feb. 6:
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Deficit duet
The following editorial appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer on Monday, Feb. 8:
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Stop the stalling, help small businesses
The following editorial appeared in the Miami Herald on Monday, Feb. 8:
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Talking couples down the aisle
The husband and I have been invited to be mentors for newly engaged couples. This would involve getting together with couples and talking about marriage and communication. We think it would be a fine thing to do because we find that talking about marriage is always so much easier than actually doing marriage.
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Venezuela heads toward disaster
The following editorial appeared in the Miami Herald on Monday, Feb. 8:
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Backing down on climate change
The following editorial appeared in the Los Angeles Times on Saturday, Feb. 6:
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Kansas has that 2008 feeling
Texas is too talented to get destroyed on its home floor, and Kansas is too good to lose a big lead anywhere.
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Even Kansas' Self doesn't know what's wrong with Texas
In the spirit of never say anything bad about an opponent, Kansas coach Bill Self a few hours before Monday night's 80-68 victory over Texas did his best to alibi the Longhorns' recent fainting spell.
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Spurs sputter while stuck in the muck
They don't make marquee matchups in the Western Conference the way they used to.
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Hype over Super Bowl, college football signing day was way over the top
Everybody take a deep breath. The sports hysteria of recent days is over. In our rearview mirror, thankfully, are the Super Bowl and high school football signing day.
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Confessions of a Saints fan in Philadelphia
During the lead-up to Super Bowl XLIV, sports writers and columnists from around the world offered their thoughts as to what it meant for the New Orleans Saints, the NFL's poster boys for ineptitude since the franchise's birth in 1967 - and literal orphans of the storm during the Hurricane Katrina-ravaged 2005 season - to defy their sorry history and finally make it to the Big Game.
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Then there were three: Brees elevates himself into the NFL's holy QB trinity
Drew Brees has overcome much in his career, but Sunday night, for a change, the Saints' quarterback was bound by the limits of his genes.
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Saints mix karma with strategy with celebration
Imagine being midway through a terrible 2005 season, Hurricane Katrina's wrath is still fresh and the New Orleans Saints are discussing which high-profile free agents might save them in the offseason:
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There was only one Tom Brookshier
Tom Brookshier was born during one of the worst blizzards in the history of Roswell, N.M., and Monday, with the sidewalks just cleared from one of the worst in Philadelphia-area history, Brookshier was eulogized and remembered at the Ardmore Presbyterian Church before a throng of family, friends, teammates and coworkers.
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For Brees and Saints, the fun has only just begun
It really was a calling. All of it is true.
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Reasons are many why Saints can repeat next season
The New Orleans Saints did not afford themselves the luxury of sleep on their first Super Bowl championship before turning their thoughts to Dallas in the wee hours Monday morning.
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Who Dat? It's the Saints' faithful releasing pent-up frustration in unmatched emotional celebration
Do you believe in this religion? In the pure and holy power of Saints?
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Yes, Manning made a bad throw, but Colts weren't that good in the first place
To who makes decisions on legacies in sports?
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Manning's heartbreaking throw, a rare mistake, tarnishes Colts' stellar season
Peyton Manning did not intend that gift for New Orleans, no matter how much he loves his old hometown. Wow, was it ever expensive.
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