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Robert B. Reich: Two notable presidential conversations with Zelensky

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The two men most likely to square off for the presidency of the United States next Election Day have held notably different conversations with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Christine Flowers: Of children, a murdered policeman and parental influence

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My father did not have a happy childhood.

Gary Franks: George H.W. Bush and Rep. Adam Clayton Powell on civil rights

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I will always fondly remember from my political career two individuals. They were different as night and day. One a Republican president who became my friend and the other a Democrat born in Connecticut who would become my congressional role model — even though I never met him as I was in high school when he left office. Both men served in Congress together and are associated with Black History Month.

Jerry Zezima: The empty nesters

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I’m for the birds. Unfortunately, they’re not for me.

Lori Borgman: Caution, object in mirror may be exactly as it appears

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I made a terrible decision and want you to know about it so you can save yourself.

David Trinko: Wipe the slate clean

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How long should you hold a grudge?

Michael Reagan: The danger of checking the right boxes

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Donald Trump and a lot of cameras flew into East Palestine, Ohio, on Wednesday.

Dr. Jessica Johnson: Battle bots with teaching

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Like many educators, I am learning more about ChatGPT and its potential impact on student writing for the future.

John Grindrod: Travel, despite the occasional familiarity, is always different

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Certainly, there are so many different ideas about the best way to use our leisure time when it comes to packing what was called a grip in earlier times and taking to the highway or the skies. While many are comforted by the familiarity of sojourning to the same locale, there are others who steadfastly prescribe to the notion that, in a life so very short — as compared to the lifespan of the giant tortoise named Jonathan, a resident of the remote island of St. Helena, who turned 191 last month — travel experiences should vary.

Reghan Winkler: Keep your crisis giving safe

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The recent tragedies such as the Michigan State University shooting or the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria have left many people devastated and looking for ways to help. However, in times of crisis, scammers often exploit people’s generosity by setting up fake fundraising campaigns or charities that claim to support victims.