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Jonathan Bernstein, Bloomberg View
Bush I backing Clinton is Trump's biggest defection yet
The GOP's top ranks can't stomach the nominee. Voters should listen, but will they?
A good news story from beleaguered Chicago
Fundraising campaign to help street vendor shows city's heart.
Thomas Kottke and Charlie Fazio
Here's how we can end extortionate drug price increases
Runaway medication costs are the fastest-growing driver of health-care expenses.
Gitane De Silva
Counterpoint: Take another look at the Alberta tar sands
In Canada, recent measures show a strong commitment to reducing greenhouse gases.
Val Baertlein and Marlene Reid
Counterpoint: Ad from Catholics for Choice is full of egregious falsehoods
This group is misrepresenting itself, for starters. And funding abortion is not a social justice value for the church.
D.J. Tice
What is deserved for a sex offender?
The Heinrich confession and a case with an offender less vile raise the question anew.
Lori Sturdevant
Divining the vote, by congressional district, by educational degree
More than ever, schooling has predictive power in the election. The impact here:
Editorial, St. Cloud Times
Athletes are testing the boundaries of free speech
Sure they're controversial, but anthem protests further the dialogue.
Mohammad Javad Zarif
Chaos is nourished in Western support via Saudis
The fanciful notion is that instability will help to "contain" Iran. The sooner Saudi Arabia's rulers cease with this, the better for all.
Stephen B. Young
The case for Trump
We need to turn our backs on the elites, and he's the one who has emerged as the rebel leader in that cause.
Lawrence R. Jacobs
Trump is trying to divide us, but it's backfiring. We are One Nation.
Trump seeks to divide us, but it's backfiring. We have always been One Nation, and we are embracing it more than ever.
Editorial
Russia tries to get even by hacking U.S. Olympians
If the Kremlin really wants to rebuild country's image, flush the steroids.
Sam Catanzaro
U.S. Bank Stadium, like other Twin Cities facilities, is a loser on disabled access
Excuse me, but providing ample elevators and adequate roll-in seating for wheelchairs should be part of the design game plan.
Frank Nelson Drake
If you elect me to Congress to replace Keith Ellison, I'll start by showing up
Unlike the incumbent.
Waleed Sonbol
Counterpoint: Sure, Uber has value, but let's all play by the same rules
Taxi companies are regulated for reasons that protect you — and all passengers.
Marshall H. Tanick
We've heard about her pneumonia, his testosterone. Now, what about mental health?
It's not so weird to think that candidates should be psychologically fit, as well.
Andrew Grossman
Counterpoint: Wait, we're not really over obesity
The truth is the latest study patting ourselves on the back had some serious flaws. There's still much to be done to combat this health crisis.
John Rash
Rash Report: Will 'Snowden' renew the surveillance debate?
As global leaders gather, the diplomatic focus likely will be dominated by multiple security concerns.
Barron H. Lerner, The Washington Post
Five myths about presidential health
Yes, presidents often have been sicker than the public knew. But it's seldom changed history.
Editorial
Trump, Clinton offer flawed plans to help working families
But at least the nominees of both parties recognize there are problems.
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