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Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
Excerpts from recent editorials in newspapers in the United States and abroad:
DAWN.COM | Pakistan | The explosives trade'SHOCKING' is a word bandied about with such ease to describe various situations, serious and not-so-serious alike, that it can rightly be claimed the word has largely lost its meaning.
24 hours in pictures24 hours in pictures - The Guardian's selection of the best images from around the world
Join the battle against hi-tech rudenessTechnology has given us many new ways to be inconsiderate of our fellow man.
Millennial generation needs to learn a few life lessons The Journal published a letter from a group calling themselves the Webster Student Union. The brief note was a scathing declaration of independence from a Machiavellian "educational hierarchy."
Editorial: Home protection Nobody should have to live in fear that basic building materials — including drywall and wood products — may be damaging one's home and health. Yet hundreds of Americans are in that predicament.
Village Wisdom by HullabalooIn any case, Todd is probably parroting the lazy narrative that's about to emerge about Afghanistan and without any self-consciousness whatsoever, falsely attribute to the public the attitudes of the Village --- as usual.
To hear the shouts of the masses about the performance of our President, it would be easy to miss that he is just over an eighth into his first term.
Foxnews.com boasts at the top of its home page that all original content is certified to be "Fair & Balanced." Both are subjective terms, but I believe readers have some opinion about what those words generally mean.
CtW Investment Group Calls for Whole Foods Board to Remove Chair and CEO John Mackey; Says Brand-Risk From His WSJ Anti-Healthcare Editorial UnacceptableThe CtW Investment Group called on the Whole Foods Market (NYSE: WFMI) board to remove CEO John Mackey as Chairman and to begin the process of naming a new CEO in a letter to Whole Foods' lead independent director, Dr. John Elstrott, yesterday afternoon.
Dumbass Quote of the DayPeople such as scientist Stephen Hawking wouldn't have a chance in the U.K., where the National Health Service would say the life of this brilliant man, because of his physical handicaps, is essentially worthless.
Right-Wing Editorial FAIL! "People such as scientist Stephen Hawking wouldn't have a chance in the U.K [health system]" (Hint: Stephen Hawking lives in the UK)Of course, Stephen Hawking is and always has been British – having lived and worked and been taken care of by this system.
Judge's order required a reversal - St. Petersburg TimesAlthough quickly reversing himself on Friday, Hillsborough Circuit Judge Emmett Battles made a serious error when he issued an order Thursday to suppress freedom of the press.
Prescription abuse Florida's medical examiners recently reported that prescription medicines caused more deaths in 2008 than illicit drugs. The medical examiners also reported sharp increases in deaths caused by prescription tranquilizers and painkillers, such as Oxycodone and hydrocodone.
Prisons need authority to jam cell phonesFor years, inmates have been getting banned cell phones into prison, either smuggled or thrown over the wall. Some inmates use the phones to plan more crimes.
The following idea (challenge) came from well-known and regarded NEWSVINER, "Simplistic Reality" in response to a comment I left , namely, "If there was actually such a phenomenon as INTELLIGENT DESIGN, the Designer in no way would have designed people stupid enough to believe in …
Man of the PeopleExcerpt: So Franken fits the mold for Cafferty because he went to Harvard? What other schools does Cafferty approve of as breeding grounds for office holders in America? What other professions does Cafferty believe should be excluded from holding office?
A widespread misconception about how our insurance dollar is divvied up has led to the misguided Obama attempt at yet another healthcare "reform".
In the wake of Obama's merciless killing of a defenseless fly, I felt the need to confess something to you all. I, too, am an offender.
There was a moment when I was just a young lad, sitting and watching M.A.S.H. and enjoying the drama when something I'll never forget happened: Alan Alda cursed.
It is said that there are two things that cannot be discussed, and those two things are politics and religion. Evidently, everything else is fair game, but Politics, and Religion are the big no-no's if you are trying to carry on a pleasant conversation.
A man was murdered in a house of worship yesterday. Some people want to excuse it or justify it because the man performed a legal medical procedure that some disapprove of because the procedure violates their moral and/or religious beliefs.
Greener military helps everybody | Editorial | standardspeaker.com - The Standard SpeakerWhen the Pentagon gets aboard, green is gonna' happen
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