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ABC News screwup reminds us that reporters are human, too
Brian Ross made a serious mistake and is being held accountable.
Jay Kaganoff
In hindsight, Clarence Thomas needs to resign
For us conservatives, the "#MeToo" movement means it's time to reconsider the Hill case.
Denise Specht
Counterpoint: The Legislature was wrong to weaken tenure
Union protections empower women, especially, to speak out about harassment.
John C. “Chuck” Chalberg
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Let clock run down on organized sports in schools
We need to return to the days of a healthy balance between teams and lessons. Private clubs can fill in the gap.
Gary Abernathy, The Washington Post
Why would we Trump supporters turn on him? He's doing what he promised.
And the recent Hollywood/media/left wing epiphany on their heroes' sex antics? Way too little, way too late.
Editorial
Trump takes a gamble 'delivering' on Jerusalem
Previous presidents had made similar pledges but not followed through.
Geoffrey Emerson
Why my patients can't get to doctor appointments: It's too many bike lanes
It's winter. In Minneapolis. And vehicle traffic is strangled. What would an ambulance do?
Richard Adair
Why my patients can't get to doctor appointments: Not enough buses
If you heard the heartbreaking stories like I did, you'll know why we need better transit.
Lori Sturdevant
Minnesota Dems might have stood by Franken; the D.C crowd would not
The Minnesota senator's fall is confirmation that the culture has shifted toward respect and dignity.
Christine Flowers, Philadelphia Daily News (TNS)
Christine Flowers: Franken shouldn't have folded to hysterical revenge seekers
Conservatives should be calling for a sense of proportion and due process — not enjoying our enemies' misery.
Victor Davis Hanson, Tribune News Service (TNS)
Remembering Pearl Harbor: Japan's fatal miscalcuation and a rural U.S. congressman
The Japanese shocked the U.S. on Dec. 7, 1941. But, spurred by a Georgia legislator, America had already begun revolutionary changes in the Navy that delivered supremacy on the seas.
Francis Wilkinson, Bloomberg View (TNS)
Al Franken's book, well-reviewed and well-received, was a winner until ill winds blew it to smithereens
The words haven't changed, but their meaning, in some instances, and the chummy feel they generated have been swept off the pages.
Editorial
International Olympic Committee finally gets tough with Russia
It sends the most forceful message yet that it won't tolerate cheating.
Rick Wilson, The Washington Post
Romney should challenge Hatch: The GOP needs a fight over Trump
He's one of the few big name Republicans who have taken on the party's hijacker.
D.J. Tice
In the 'death tax' debate, both sides are unconvincing
It may well be a wise, just form of taxation. We could prove we believe that by imposing it on others besides the super-rich few.
Editorial
No, the U.S. Senate doesn't need Roy Moore
Trump's endorsement ignores a disturbing list of assault claims.
Jordan Magill
It's not just opioids that are a threat to loved ones: It's your medicine cabinet at large
It's your medicine cabinet at large. My daughter would still be alive if I'd realized the danger that killed her: access to the antidepressants that had been prescribed to me.
Chris Bauer
Opioid crisis — the human cost: Pharmaceutical companies must be held accountable
We need change in our health care system, and we need alternatives to treating pain.
Mariam Hannon
Opioid crisis — the human cost: Don't forget that there is real pain to treat
We can't trap doctors between rigid protocol and compassionate care.
Mark Osler
Robert Mueller's investigation: Understanding an expert at work
Here is what the plea-agreement process really is, unlike what you might see on "Law and Order" or in the movies.
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