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Black people have been waiting too long for equal protection under the law

Outbreaks of violence during the past month amid street protests in Portland, Oregon, Kenosha, Wisconsin, and Rochester, New York, reflect the anger of some African-Americans over the disproportionate use of lethal force by police against Black people. But the feeling of most African-Americans seems to be more akin to bone-weariness, borne of more than a […]

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Andrew Wilford: Mainers are being hit by remote work taxes

Millions of Americans have been forced into new remote work arrangements during the coronavirus health crisis. The health risks are paramount, but day-to-day challenges, such as video conferencing and children’s education, have made the situation even more difficult for remote workers. And absent action from Congress, remote work can have consequences for these taxpayers’ wallets […]

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Austin Bay: Has the Trump administration ended Clinton’s less-than-splendid Balkan war?

On Sept. 4, the Kosovo Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic signed an agreement committing the two Balkan states to reach a mutually beneficial and permanent economic and trade normalization deal. The Trump administration brokered the agreement and hosted the signing ceremony in Washington. No, it’s not a peace treaty between Serbia […]

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Cal Thomas: The anti-Trump conspiracy

The cable networks, including Fox News, could talk of little else Labor Day weekend but the Atlantic magazine piece by Jeffrey Goldberg alleging President Trump had said Americans who have died in wars are “losers” and “suckers.” The comments allegedly were made two years ago during the president’s visit to France and have been denied […]