Editorials
Democracy dollars won’t save politics
There’s a new program in Seattle that offers voters $100 in “democracy vouchers” that they can spend for…
Editorials
Telemedicine rules should be reformed
The doctor can see you now. Literally. Telemedicine – the ability of physicians to examine and treat patients…
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Houston ordinance rejected by voters
TheNew York Times’ editorial on the defeat of the Houston Equal Rights Ordinance is beyond offensive. It’s irresponsible.…
Editorials
Bob Beckel should be dead, but his story isn’t finished
In Washington, most stories that make the newspapers and evening newscasts are about scandals and political infighting. Rarely…
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Cruz, Rubio show GOP how to win
Politics is a breeding ground for martial metaphors, starting with the word “campaign” itself. Politicians “under fire” “take…
Editorials
Permit holder stops an armed robbery
Obama starts 2016 with a fight over gun control with expanded background checks It’s not so much that…
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No, Hillary, the VA scandal is not overblown by the GOP
UT Tyler to host student veterans conference Hillary Rodham Clinton says the furor over sick vets waiting for…
Editorials
Calorie labels and government nudges
Evidence shows food labels don’t change eating habits Results matter. Intentions are nice, but they’re not enough. That’s…
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Court could affirm freedom of speech
The IRS scandal – the denial of essential tax-exempt status to conservative advocacy groups, thereby effectively suppressing the…
Editorials
Bill Gates loses his faith in capitalism
The world’s greatest capitalist has used his wealth to do much good around the globe; he has brought…
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