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Schiavo

Whose life is it, anyway?

Terri Schiavo will not die in vain, said Kathleen Parker in the Orlando Sentinel. As the severely brain-damaged woman faded away this week in a Florida nursing home, disconnected by court order from her feeding tube, she forced our nation to confront some profound questions. What, exactly, makes a life worth living?

Putin acknowledges 'mistakes' with draft

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Cutting it close

North Korea fires missiles hours after Harris visit

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R.I.P.

Queen Elizabeth II died of 'old age,' death certificate says

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Crimes against chaos

Iran president warns against 'chaos' as protests continue

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Briefing

Returning the Crown Jewels

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Opinion

Will Ukraine be Putin's downfall?

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Prelude to a theft