Editorials

Scientists shouldn’t silence the skeptics

Science is a rough-and-tumble sport; underneath its genteel veneer of peer-reviewed articles and conferences, scientists challenge each other’s…

Editorials

Clinton resurrects Third Way politics

When former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton criticized her old boss’s foreign policy last week, many saw it…

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Nurse practitioners can ease shortages

The doctor shortage is here. But good policy decisions can help alleviate it — such as allowing nurse…

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Obama dismisses dangers to Israel

Israel likely headed toward conflict, isolation President Barack Obama’s recent comments on Israel say far more about his…

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High-speed rail’s broken promises

Nothing seems as eternally optimistic as government’s faith in high-speed rail, despite its many broken promises, expensive over-runs…

Editorials

There isn’t a real ‘war on whites’

“If you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em” isn’t a strategy, it’s a surrender. That’s why Republican Congressman Mo…

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‘Most transparent’ administration?

It’s time for the Obama administration to live up to its pledge to be the “most transparent” presidential…

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Non-profits warn against wage hike

It’s not a new argument: Hiking the minimum wage will mean fewer jobs for the young, the poor…

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Doctor shortage could doom ACA

Facing health law hikes, consumers mull options Hispanics targeted in 2nd year of health overhaul Appeals court hears…

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Free trade, rights will aid Africans

President Obama’s focus is on Africa this week, and while his intentions are undoubtedly good, he should keep…