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Editorial, Miami Herald
Congress needs to send a clear message on Russian meddling
Trump's executive order is a positive shift in tone, but no guarantee.
Nancy Kaffer, Detroit Free Press (TNS)
What everyone gets wrong about single moms
Census numbers on one-parent households are a poor shorthand for assessing families and kids' problems. Qualitative data are needed.
Letters
Readers Write: Skepticism on climate change, skepticism of vaping concerns, Trump's veracity, donating blood
Please, 'scientists,' define 'normal.'
Editorial
A 'tremendous' job in Puerto Rico?
Trump sticks to his story despite evidence of FEMA's missteps.
Editorial
Federal program being used in Minnesota is reducing recidivism
A re-entry court provides support for those at high risk to reoffend.
Erwin Chemerinsky, Sacramento Bee (TNS)
Trump presidency is unlikely to end via 25th Amendment
Here are the mechanics of a device that has never been used to remove a president.
Madelon Sprengnether
Not the worst of times for English and the liberal arts
An office-cleaning retrospective shows both trends in English education and the eternal meaning of the effort.
MARC A. THIESSEN
Trump is right to protect Americans from the International Criminal Court
We were told that the idea a rogue ICC prosecutor would ever go after Americans was ridiculous. That the court would focus on grievous human-rights abuses by the world's tyrants. That was a lie.
Matthew A. Winkler, Bloomberg
The No. 1 lesson of the Lehman collapse: QE worked
That's "quantitative easing," a policy some described as ruinous that nonetheless reversed the largest-ever plunge in U.S. gross domestic product and sowed the seeds of the ensuing 105-month expansion.
Editorial
More schools are turning into armed camps
It's an understandable response to political failure.
Letters
Readers Write: Climate change, being black in America, St. Paul Ballet firing, voting for judges, public housing funding
Remember when North Carolina banned science on warming?
Fu Ying
From the outside looking in: How should China respond to a confusing U.S.?
Attitudes in America, it seems, have changed. The Chinese people will stand firm against U.S. bullying over trade, but cooperation, not confrontation, remains the best path.
Michael R. Strain, Bloomberg News (TNS)
Trump wants to own this economy. He might regret that.
Business investment has strengthened under him, continuing a trend. But it's too early to gauge the long-term effects of the 2017 tax law, from either the boost it offers or the debt that finances it.
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