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Leon Panetta, President-elect Barack Obama's reported choice for CIA director, is being criticized for what he isn't. He should be praised for what he is. (Today)
Being tough on crime is a safe position to take. No politician ever would make the claim of wanting to go easy on criminals. (Today)
It seemed deceptively simple. Assign a mediator to examine the details of mortgage foreclosure cases and see if flexibility in payment terms could keep people in their homes. (Today)
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- Bottoms up: The county swallows hard on a taxing lesson (Yesterday)
- Richardson's run: Obama's team should have been more vigilant (Yesterday)
- Violent spike: A tough response is needed on black teen homicide (Yesterday)
- Misguided rule: Bush makes mischief for health care seekers (01/06/2009)
- No. 1: The Pitt men's basketball team rises to the top (01/06/2009)
- Ghana's glory: The African nation is a bright spot for democracy (01/06/2009)
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- David Brooks: Lost at sea (Yesterday)
- Clarke Thomas: Corporate ethics, missing in action (Yesterday)
- Paul Krugman: Fighting off depression (01/06/2009)
- E.J. Dionne Jr.: The GOP looks inward (01/06/2009)
- Nicholas D. Kristof: Abolish modern slavery (01/06/2009)
- Trudy Rubin: Good signs in Iraq (01/05/2009)
- Bob Herbert: Exit strategy (01/05/2009)
- George F. Will: This is progress? (01/05/2009)
- Forum: Protect the Poor (01/04/2009)
- Forum: Meeting my grandfather (01/04/2009)
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