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Michael Reagan: Still cheering for Trump

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Donald Trump sure hit it out of the park Tuesday night.Like millions of other people in America who tuned in to the president’s first...

Michael Reagan: Still cheering for Trump

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Donald Trump sure hit it out of the park Tuesday night.Like millions of other people in America who tuned in to the president’s first...

Jay Ambrose: Anti-Trump author likes to hit, hates getting hit

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Mika Brzezinski is right now looking good, even if she did not come out so well in a recent “Saturday Night Live” sketch that...

Mark Figley: A coach, his word and a paycheck

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While Alabama’s Crimson Tide captured yet another college football crown with an impressive 26-23 comeback overtime win over Georgia, seemingly leaving only the hype...

Ken Pollitz: Benefits of riding the pine

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When the lofty expectations of a highly touted high school basketball player are realized at the next level, the local watering holes are all...

George Will: Frederick Douglass, a champion of American individualism

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WASHINGTON — It was an assertion of hard-won personal sovereignty: Frederick Douglass, born on a Maryland plantation 200 years ago this month, never knew...

Deroy Murdock: How Trump can build infrastructure the right way

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NEW YORK — In a stellar State of the Union, President Donald Trump was firmly in control Tuesday evening as he addressed leaders in...

Kathleen Parker: Can Trump sustain newfound aura of gravitas?

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WASHINGTON — It was a good speech.Calm down. I said good.Despite talking for an hour and 20 minutes, the longest speech since Bill Clinton’s...

Eric Peters: Turning off the paper mill

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It’s ironic that the same government that imposes the most extreme measures on businesses in the name of the environment — and often, regardless...

Kathleen Parker: From ‘fake news’ to witch hunt

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WASHINGTON — Conspiracies. Secret societies. Witch hunts.During the past year, we’ve heard reference to all of the above to explain away any suggestion of...