In opinions
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Winners of Trump indictment: The former president and Joe Biden. DeSantis? Not so much.
Donald Trump is already twisting what should be devastating news to his presidential campaign and turning it into a fundraising ploy.
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D.C. still has an HIV epidemic
Legalizing sex work a good next step in fighting the disease
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Opinion: Licensing bills lay a trap for Michigan hunters and fishers
Michigan hunting and fishing guides must navigate more than wilderness terrain. They must maneuver through mountains of regulations.
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Could Prince Harry face deportation? How his immigration experience differs from most.
Most immigrants in Prince Harry's situation would likely be locked in detention. As his phone hacking trial moves forward, here's what we can promise.
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Book ban debate plays into deepening divides. Are we either 'fascists' or 'groomers'?
What's happening at school libraries are not book bans. No one is saying stop publishing them. Rather, the questions are about what's appropriate.
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Donald Trump is doomed. Finally
The new indictments don't bar Trump from contesting but he will be bruised, battered and focused on staying out of jail.
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NOONAN: Don't Count a Third Party Out in '24
NOONAN: Don't Count a Third Party Out in '24 (First column, 9th story, link)
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Racial Gerrymandering by Supreme Court Order - WSJ
Chief Justice John Roberts has wisely led the Supreme Court away from the political thicket of partisan gerrymandering, writing in Rucho v.
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Canadian wildfire smoke has liberals breaking out masks. I say soot is good for you!
America gets a couple days of perfectly natural smoke coming in from Canada and northeastern liberals immediately break out their 'face diapers.'
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CNN CEO Chris Licht is out. Can 'balanced' news exist in the post-Trump era?
Chris Licht's tumultuous tenure at CNN culminated in The Atlantic's brutal takedown. The saga is indicative of a problem plaguing American society.
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DeSantis is public enemy No. 1 of the LGBTQ community
Stopping craven Florida governor’s bid for White House should be our top priority
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My daughter has cystic fibrosis. Democrats made it harder to get the medicine she needs.
It isn't a coincidence that the number of drug shortages hit a five-year high late last year after the Inflation Reduction Act became law.