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Yahoo
2 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Why the U.S. Economy Will Muddle Through Trump's Tariffs. Probably.
This is assuming the government doesn't find a way to make the situation worse, writes columnist James Mackintosh.
Washington Post
4 days ago
- General
- Washington Post
I'm too sad to help husband grieve our dog. Give advice to this Hax question.
Carolyn Hax can't get to every question she receives, so every week we ask readers to think like an advice columnist and submit their advice. Out of the many great responses we receive, we select a few standouts to publish on Wednesdays. Previous reader questions have been about worries for a daughter dating someone much older, finding hope after being cheated on and whether a boyfriend's disdain for dogs is a dealbreaker. No matter the question, Carolyn's readers always show up with thoughtful and useful advice. You can read last week's question and responses here.
The National
7 days ago
- Politics
- The National
Rebuilding Gaza would be incomplete without healing the psychological wounds
Dr James Zogby is the president of the Arab American Institute and a columnist for The National May 27, 2025
The National
25-05-2025
- Politics
- The National
Why Europe no longer fears Donald Trump
Raghida Dergham is the founder and executive chairwoman of the Beirut Institute, and a columnist for The National May 25, 2025
Washington Post
23-05-2025
- General
- Washington Post
Ernie Pyle, Capt. Waskow and the common soldiers who died for America
Most journalism is, at most, the 'first rough draft of history.' Occasionally, however, there is some journalism — even of the most perishable kind: a column — that attains an immortality because of its simple sufficiency. It leaves nothing to be said, the words having perfectly suited a moment. One such was the most famous piece by a columnist who soared from obscurity to a place in the nation's consciousness unmatched before or since. On this Memorial Day, take a moment for Ernie Pyle's 'The Death of Captain Waskow,' a man in his mid-20s from Belton, Texas. The dispatch was datelined 'AT THE FRONT LINES IN ITALY, January 10, 1944.'
