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Cal Thomas: Once a terrorist, always a terrorist

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the release of self-admitted “American Taliban” member John Walker Lindh “unexplainable and unconscionable.” Lindh, who was paroled last Thursday from a federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana, served 17 years of a 20-year sentence for illegally aiding Taliban forces. Lindh had joined the terrorist organization before September 11, 2001. […]

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Rich Lowry: The worst cover-up of all time

President Donald Trump may be guilty of many things, but a cover-up in the Mueller probe isn’t one of them. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, attempting to appease forces in the Democratic Party eager for impeachment, is accusing him of one, with all the familiar Watergate connotations. The charge is strange, not to say incomprehensible, in […]

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Giving back in

The gesture by billionaire Robert F. Smith reverberates beyond the 396 young men who learned at their graduation last Sunday from Morehouse College that Smith is picking up the tab for their college loans. Early estimates are that Smith’s gift amounts to about $10 million, or about $25,000 per graduate. Critics of Smith are correct […]

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Sheldon Stevenson: Let’s hear it for emergency care in the central Maine region

Last year, the American College of Emergency Physicians celebrated its 50th anniversary with a campaign entitled “Bring ’em all: Chaos. Care. Stories from medicine’s front line.” There were posters, a book and testimonials about the history of this relatively young specialty and the advances made in the care provided in emergency departments over the recent […]