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Stossel: Bias, envy and hatred

Today, big media has an agenda. Fox and most talk radio push right; most other media spin left. For a long time, leftists pretended this wasn't happening. In 36 years at CBS and ABC, none of my colleagues admitted leaning left. There were only "facts" versus "narrow-minded ...

Stiehm: A dearth – or death – of charm in the Capitol

I wished the Oklahoma Republican senator well in retirement and reminded him of a trip we took years ago when he was a freshman senator, and I was a rookie reporter. The craggy conservative, James Inhofe, beamed: "You made my day." He made me believe it was so. It may not sound like much. But ...

Harrop: Fauci proved no good deed goes unpunished

Good-bye, Dr. Fauci. You did your job while under attack from the worst sort of people. You devoted more than 50 years to public health. As director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, you led us through HIV/AIDS, Ebola, COVID, respiratory syncytial virus and, every ...

McClure: Find freedom in the mundane memories

Editor's note: Georgia Garvey is off this week. There was a sale on potatoes, and it seemed like everyone in the family decided to pick up a bag. At one point, I opened the pantry, and it smelled like my grandparents' cellar, the one side room that they filled with potatoes in a pile higher ...

Williams: There is good in this divided country

Politics is a polarizing sport that pits one side against the other, and there is a lot of mudslinging going on, which is tragically amplified by the mainstream media. The current state of the United States is accompanied by a series of negative feelings, including anger, distrust and ...

Barone: Give thanks for the Northwest Ordinance

Unsure of what to be thankful for this Thanksgiving season? Here's a suggestion of something to be thankful for: the Northwest Ordinance. You might ask, what is the Northwest Ordinance? The answer: It's a law passed by the Confederation Congress meeting openly in New York in July 1787, even as ...