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Editor's Letter
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Editor's Letter: Privatizing Medicaire
feature Rationing is back in a new guise. Rep. Paul Ryan’s proposal to privatize Medicare would impose limits on how much care seniors would get.
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Editor's Letter: Gadzooks! The people have spoken!
feature Starting with this issue, sudoku is back on the Puzzle Page.
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Editor's Letter: A tsunami of PTSD cases
feature You cannot accurately calculate the cost of a decade of war.
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Editor's letter: Another banking scandal
feature Investigators have only begun unraveling the Libor scandal, and more nauseating revelations are sure to come.
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Editor's letter: When the mind plays tricks on itself
feature Let’s not be too hard on the people who were so certain Joe Paterno was a saint.
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Editor's letter: Off to college
feature Most of us have done something stupid to fit in, and we’re never more prone to that urge than at the cusp of adulthood.
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Editor's letter: The lessons of Kate and Mitt
feature Who among us has fully absorbed the reality that virtually everyone now lives with the constant possibility of surveillance?
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Editor's letter: Why do baseball players spit?
feature This week has been a bonanza for sports fans, and my enjoyment has been heightened because my wife has suddenly become obsessed with the New York Yankees.
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Editor's letter: America's retirement savings
feature As this week’s Briefing points out, providing for retirement savings through 401(k) plans is a disaster in the making.
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Editor's letter: Plain speech from Congress
feature There’s plenty wrong with Congress, but simple language isn’t among its problems.
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Editor's letter: Turning away from football
feature The suicide of Junior Seau has once again raised the issue of the brain damage suffered by professional football players.
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Editor's letter: Values, votes, and ‘Obamacare’
feature With their pointed comments and loaded questions, the Supreme Court justices revealed either an instinctive approval or distaste for the health-care-reform law.
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