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Cal Thomas: Tragedy in Charlottesville

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In the South during the Jim Crow era, the “one-drop rule,” codified into law, asserted that if a person had just one drop of...

Christine Flowers: Due process on campuses is just as important as protecting victims

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I spent the weekend dog-sitting for a very frisky, very robust black Lab named Chance, as in there wasn’t a Chance in hell he...

Cynthia M. Allen: Why you should care about Google’s firing of James Damore

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It would be easy to discount Monday’s firing of Google software engineer James Damore as a reasonable response to his authoring and circulating a...

John L. Micek: Americans are proud to be getting dumber

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A North Carolina man walks into a popular Washington D.C. pizzeria and opens fire, telling police upon his inevitable arrest that he came to...

Carl P. Leubsdorf: What Nixon and Watergate can teach us about Trump’s travails

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As a journalist who lived through the traumas of the Watergate scandal more than four decades ago, I’m often asked to list the parallels...

Catherine Rampell: Feel-good ideas need hardheaded examination

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WASHINGTON — Extracting more money from evil, exploitative capitalists has become a rallying cry for much of the grass-roots left. In the meantime, though,...

Cal Thomas: Sanctuary cities vs. hideouts

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In biblical times, a sanctuary city was a place where someone who had committed unintentional manslaughter could find refuge from “the avenger of blood.”...

Ruben Navarrette: Affirmative action has overstayed its welcome

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SAN DIEGO — Color me surprised. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and I finally agree on something, albeit with radically different motives. It’s time to...

John M. Crisp: Citizens respond to the malady in the White House

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Two years ago, my former governor, Rick Perry, called Donald Trump’s candidacy for the presidency a “cancer.” But this was during the primary season,...

George Will: The GOP’s Southern Gothic page-turner

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Southern Gothic is a literary genre and, occasionally, a political style that, like the genre, blends strangeness and irony. Consider the...