Mona Charen
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Did Israel Drive Out the Arabs 60 Years Ago?Sixty is pretty old for a country. Consider that by the time the United States was 60 (counting from the conclusion of the War of Independence), the year was 1843. We'd already had 10 presidents, had nearly quadrupled the size of the nation, and were on our way to becoming a world power. As with the histories of all nations, our birth was not without sins and crimes. The Indians paid a dear price ...
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Susan Estrich
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Playing Nice"We'd rather not win than to have to do that," Cindy McCain told Ann Curry of the "Today" show, in response to a question about negative campaigning. "That's not worth winning for. This is about being a leader and a person that can be a good example for our children, and a good role model. There's many, many, many more things to this job than just being the president. You ...
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Dr. David Lipschitz
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Egg a Day Could Be OK, Based on 20-Year StudyA remarkable study just published in the very influential American Journal of Clinical Nutrition examined the effects of eggs on the risk of heart attack and stroke in middle-aged and older men.
Egg yolks contain high concentrations of saturated fats and cholesterol, and for years it has been assumed that too many eggs would increase cholesterol levels, predisposing egg lovers to heart attacks and ...
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Mary Hunt
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First Credit Card for a College StudentDear Mary: My son is a college student and wants to begin establishing credit. He is interested in finding a credit card that would be right for him, a college student on a budget. He did apply for a card, but they turned him down because he lacks credit. Could you suggest a card or a way to get his credit started? -- Pam M., e-mail
Dear Pam: I understand your son's desire to begin building good ...
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R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr.
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The Mayor of London Who Would Be PresidentWASHINGTON — The most momentous political story of the hour is not what you might think … whatever you might think. It has to do with an American politician now living in London and his aspiration to become president of the United States. His name is Boris Johnson. He, an exemplary conservative, has just beaten one of the most rebarbative left-wing reactionaries in the United Kingdom, ...
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Debra Saunders
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Gas-Tax Holiday a LoserIn a desperate bid to exceed the expectation that she would lose big in North Carolina and win handily in Indiana, Hillary Rodham Clinton glommed onto John McCain's proposal for a summer holiday on the 18.4 cents per gallon federal gasoline tax. With her two-point squeak-by win in Indiana and double-digit loss in the Tar Heel State, it is clear that gambit failed.
Barack Obama stood tall in opposi ...
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Steve Chapman
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Rejecting the Policy that Won the Cold WarWhen it comes to the war in Iraq and other foreign policy issues, Republicans like to harken back to the stalwart presidents of the Cold War. John McCain has invoked Harry Truman and Ronald Reagan as kindred spirits, and so has George W. Bush. Which raises the question: Why do they embrace those leaders while rejecting their policy?
The centerpiece of the U.S. approach to the Soviet Union was capt ...
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Lenore Skenazy
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This Mother's Day, Stop Telling Moms What To DoIf you ask me, every day is Mother's Day — just not in the nice, dandelion bouquet sense.
No, in the sense that every day, someone somewhere has some great advice that she just has to give to the next mother she sees. This advice comes from other moms, from books, from hysteria-tinged warning labels. And it comes from that mother of all mothering advice: the parenting magazine, overflowing ...
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Amy Alkon
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A Walk In The ClodsThis co-worker guy, who I hardly know, has been stalking me at work. I don't want to cause trouble for him, but...he's creepy. He's been asking co-workers about me and finding me on my breaks. Today, as I was leaving for lunch, he said, "I haven't stopped thinking about you." The hairs on my neck stood up. The shower music from "Psycho" came into my head!! I (like an idiot) sai ...
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