By Sid Schwab / Herald Columnist We’re past the point where dactylonomy can account for the billionaires Donald Trump has selected for positions of authority… Continue reading
How the U.S. moves forward now will influence decisions and actions throughout the Middle East.
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Admiration for Javier Milei is based in a small-government conservatism in feral tech-bro form.
You don’t have to condone a vigilante to understand why so many people see the assailant as a hero.
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With covid a bad memory, why are most federal employees working from home and not at their offices?
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Paul Krugman reflects on what’s changed in his 25 years as a New York Times columnist.
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All thoughts that the U.S. should not be involved ignore the opportunity and peril of the situation.
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Israel’s pursuit of Iran-backed terrorists helped to weaken and isolate al-Assad from his supporters.
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Biden’s pardon of his son was ill-advised, but Trump has already had some doozies of his own.
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Considering the context of all that transpired, Biden’s pardon of his son is itself a pardonable sin.
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An Atlanta-based charity, Foreverfamily, works to provide kids a more normal relationship with parents.
Even location data from a weather app can be sold to police and scammers. Are you OK with that?
The roundups of undocumented workers could thin specific workforces and disrupt local businesses.
Patel wouldn’t come after criminals; he would come after those deemed disloyal or opposed to Trump.
Feeding and sheltering those in need won’t alone fix homelessness, but it builds relationships that can.
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Biden’s action to protect his son from consequences proves what Trump’s supporters believed all along.
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Among charities, consider Southern Smoke, which aids families employed in the hospitality industry.
