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Standing for values instead of personalities
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LYNN SCHMIDT Tribune News Service 
Mar 18, 2022
William Shakespeare’s play “Romeo and Juliet” etched in the minds of people the world around the famous phrase, “What’s in a name? That which we call ...
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A civilizational challenge
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RICH LOWRY 
Feb 26, 2022
A clash of civilizations is upon us. Vladimir Putin’s war against Ukraine doesn’t just herald a new era in European security, it underlines a growing ...
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Coercing the unvaccinated threatens everyone’s rights
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KATHERINE DRABIAK / Tribune News Service 
Feb 01, 2022
A recent Rasmussen Reports poll revealed a significant percentage of the public agrees with punitive actions for people who decline COVID-19 vaccines,...
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The UN combats Holocaust denial
Local Columnists, Nation World, Opinion
Jan 24, 2022
Israel became the United Nations’ 59th member on May 11, 1949. In the seven decades since, the General Assembly, now numbering 193 countries, has pass...
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Ignorance isn’t bliss in 2022
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GENE LYONS 
Jan 14, 2022
So here’s my question: Let’s say you’re Attorney General Merrick Garland. Filing a criminal indictment against former President Donald Trump should be...
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The king of hypocrisy
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RICH LOWRY 
Dec 01, 2021
Nike’s latest TV ad is another slick paean to individual empowerment and prevailing despite the naysayers. Centered around Memphis Grizzlies star Ja M...
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Keep calm and carry on vaccinating
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THERESE RAPHAEL Tribune News Service 
Nov 30, 2021
At least we’re learning. Remember when the early reaction to the outbreak of a deadly virus in Wuhan was to discourage people from changing their trav...
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