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Whether you support or oppose the health-care bill that passed in the House of Representatives over the weekend and now faces an uncertain fate in the...
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In Maine, voters continued the unbroken national trend that has seen voters reject the idea of expanding the definition of marriage to include...
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The Arizona Department of Public Safety, which includes the Highway Patrol, is making much fuss about two roadside stops last week that resulted in...
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In the early years of the United States, "newspapers were really the only source of news for American voters and they were typically operated by...
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Already this month, the Pledge of Allegiance has made news headlines multiple times. The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of a Florida...
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Last week, my wife, a pediatrician, gave a patient a prescription for compounded Tamiflu -- that is, the preparation of a children's dose of the...
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The most scathing book review I ever wrote was of a copy of a provocative historical work sent to me by the publisher's publicist -- that is, a review...
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During the course of the heated health care debate, as during all matters of excited public discussion, there's...
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Officials in Drachten, Holland, wanted to reduce accidents and injuries on the town's roads, so they turned to a traffic engineer with an unusual...
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- What can we expect from President Obama?
- Obama's compulsory service proposal becomes explicit
- Obama's chief of staff choice favors compulsory universal service
- Is Barack Obama the civil liberties candidate?
- President Obama won't take your guns (even if he wants to)
- Whether Obama or McCain wins, America loses
- The plausibly deniable draft - Obama's very modern take on national service
