Opinion

Let’s check the socks market

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America’s economic recovery can be measured not only in the performance of stocks — but also of socks...

A fracking conflict of interest

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ExxonMobil, Halliburton and other giants of the hydraulic fracturing industry not only are fracking deep gas wells all over our country, they’re also trying to frack our heads...

Polis a bit too coy on TPP

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I am puzzled by Rep. Jared Polis. He has concerns about the “transparency” of the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP ) negoiating process and the agreement’s impact on Internet freedom. But he can’t decide whether he is for or against fast track authorization. This is ...

North Carolina’s Kafkaesque war on the unemployed

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Something profoundly awful has seeped into the top strata of American society: Our nation’s corporate and political elites have developed an immunity to shame...

Letters | Morzel is a true patriot

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Morzel is a true patriot...

Letters | Valmont is a health risk

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Valmont is a health risk...

Can sanity finally conquer reefer madness?

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Besides being founders of our Republic, what did Thomas Jefferson and George Washington have in common? Answer: Hemp...

New GOP Congress rushes big favors to Wall Street

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If members of the brand-spanking new, Republican-controlled Congress are at all confused about why We the People consider them just another load of bovine excrement, they should look at their bill called “Promoting Job Creation and Reducing Small Business Burdens...

Real people pushed out of TPP talks

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Who are you going to believe — Senator Elizabeth Warren or Congressman Jared Polis...

Letters | GMOs and Roundup

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GMOs and Roundup...

Who’s behind ‘Fix the Debt’?

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Look out — the “fixers” are coming. Top corporate chieftains and Wall Street gamblers want to tell Washington how to fix our national debt, so they’ve created a front group called “Fix the Debt” to push their agenda. Unfortunately, they’re using “fix” in the same way...

Offer a coal alternative

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(Re: “Another lump of coal,” Danish Plan, Dec. 17.) While I found the article by Mr. Danish amusing, he does nothing to propose where the computing center should have been built and thus what type of electrical generation should be used. Had the center been built ...