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Llewellyn King: Trump's mark on Washington will remain (Opinion) (opens the original)
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It sounds like an admonition from a senior detective to a junior colleague: Assume nothing. Right now, across America, a lot of political assuming is going on, mostly among Democrats. The first assumption is that the Democrats will win the midterms. It is dangerous to assume the winner of any race until the winning post has clearly been passed. Nonetheless, a certain lightheadedness has taken over Democrats and those who are planning to vote with them. The Democrats are also assuming victory, no
Llewellyn King: A chilling new neighborhood game (Opinion) (opens the original)
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Here is a disturbing game: Try to spot the undocumented immigrant. Is it the waitress, the winning one from Bulgaria, or is it the charming emergency room doctor from Pakistan, or is it one of the Mexican men working on the housing site at the corner? Maybe it is the Haitian caregiver in your home, whom you adore and are afraid to ask if employing her will compromise you. You look hard at them because if they are undocumented, ICE could pounce. They are a shadow underclass, productive members of
Llewellyn King: Fixing healthcare in the U.S. (Opinion) (opens the original)
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As Charles Dickens might have said, âIt is the best of times in medicine, it is the worst of times in healthcare.â It is a time of great medical discovery with artificial intelligence, it is a time of the poorest outcomes for the sick. One of Americaâs most distinguished pediatric cardiologists says the nation is in desperate shape with the end of Medicaid subsidies and the 28 million people â or almost 10% of the population â who lack insurance. The number is growing as people trade o
Llewellyn King: Brain injuries from blasts traumatizing vets (Opinion) (opens the original)
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We all get a warm glow when we hear the airline gate agent inviting active-duty service members to board early. What isnât said, isnât known, is that some of those young men and women will eventually die by their own hands, and at nearly three times the rate of civilians in the same under-34 age group. Veterans, particularly young veterans, men and women, are in danger of walking on the dark side in terrible isolation, despair and misery â in a darkness so extreme it defies comprehension b
Llewellyn King: Foreign aid that works (Opinion) (opens the original)
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In 2005, Gordon Brown â British chancellor of the exchequer, later prime minister â was in Washington, seeking to raise $50 billion annually in additional international aid for Africa. I hosted a media event for Brown at the National Press Club, and I asked him how all this money would get to the people who needed it? âWeâll give it to the right people,â he said crossly. I told him I had seen foreign aid stolen, diverted and spent by the agencies that were supposed to deliver it on pet
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