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A world of consequences at stake in this election (opens the original)
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As we move toward the midterms, with control of Congress in the crosshairs, voters have a number of issues to consider. While domestic or âpocketbookâ issues tend to predominate, now more than ever the role of America in the world â whether policeman or fair-weather friend â is critical to our future. In what little, if anything, remains of the Republican Party of former Vice President Mike Pence, as rearticulated in his new book, âWhat Conservatives Believe,â conservatism still incl
Assessing the headline hopefuls for Democrats in 2028 (opens the original)
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With Democratic National Committee fundraising in the dumps and a fight for the soul of the party between centrists and progressives, will Dems snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in 2028? There is a dearth of potential candidates with national name-recognition and viability. Republicans have their own issues. With Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio as current GOP frontrunners, they are beatable by a strong Democrat â presumably a centrist but conceivably from an e
This Labor Day, mayday calls echo in AI and immigration (opens the original)
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âThere is a march of science; but who shall beat the drums for its retreat?â English essayist Charles Lamb posed this seminal question in a letter in 1830. This Labor Day, I am reminded of the potential costs as well as benefits to innovations â some so dire that they should be paused if not stopped entirely. Think nuclear weapons. Or take the cloning of humans â a bridge too far made most publicly visible in 2018 when Chinese biophysicist He Jiankui employed CRISP-Cas9 technology to edi
The weight of the world (opens the original)
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Iâve been known to be phobic around doctors. Maybe thatâs because the good ones donât erase psychic trauma from quacks who proved the old saw about what you call someone graduating at the bottom of their class in med school: âDoctor.â At times my white-coat syndrome has triggered blood pressure readings that engendered a look from the administering practitioner equivalent to their viewing a slasher film. Only recently have I begun to witness a satisfied smile when taking off the cuff.
What's in a name? To take on issues, we must know what to call them (opens the original)
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The Gospel of John 1:1 pretty well nails it: âIn the beginning was the Word.â Of course, words comprise a distinctly human mode of communication. Language connects us as humans. At their best, in the hands of the authors of the King James Bible, the theater of William Shakespeare and the movies-in-words of Charles Dickens, words are diamonds. Even this lowly columnist aspires to choose each word with specificity, with the occasional double-entendre mixed in. But what happens when words are w
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