I’m writing to express my appreciation — long overdue — to the physicians and staff of Butler Memorial Hospital, the Crossroads Campus and the Benbrook facilities.
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One-third of Republican respondents told pollsters earlier this month that they don’t plan to get COVID-19 shots. Another 20% said they haven’t yet made up their minds.
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America was sick before COVID-19 struck. The pandemic has made our national sickness more acute and illustrated the critical importance of “wellness” in preventing disea...
Thousands of Maryland college students returned to class on Monday after a brief mid-semester respite. Some schools skipped spring break entirely, while others have brea...
Once people have been vaccinated against COVID-19, they’re safer to dine out, fly on airplanes, attend concerts and movies, work out at the gym, go to the office, cross ...
The U.S. is set to recover from the pandemic-induced recession faster thanks to its successful vaccination effort and copious relief spending. Though it might seem like ...
Back in 1972, New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael was incorrectly quoted as saying she couldn’t understand how Richard Nixon had won a 49-state landslide since she didn’...
Bill Nelson was a fine congressman and an even better senator. He’s a decent man, and he lives right here in Orlando. We’re proud of him and what he’s done. But followin...
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories of the week.
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On Tuesday, hours before police say Robert Aaron Long killed eight people at t...
Alternate partisan political realities are emerging that could go a long way toward shaping next year’s congressional campaigns.
President Joe Biden and Democrats are fa...
