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Competition can be healthy. Humanity, however, might find cooperation more practical in space. Why not start there?
China and Japan know business. They know they’ll have to strike a deal.
The first official national day of Thanksgiving, which was marked 150 years ago tomorrow, came when blessings were not so clear.
Whatever you may think of the Iran nuclear deal, upcoming negotiations between the Syrian government and opposition forces, or the latest effort at Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking, this is a remarkable time in the Middle East.
Look at Iran from Israel’s perspective.
Newspapers, the Internet, and the airwaves have been all JFK all the time this week, reliving the 35th president’s short but dramatic time in office, his poise and eloquence and faith in the future, and the shock of his assassination 50 years ago today.
The world is tantalizingly close to a deal with Iran on its nuclear program.
Lincoln tied the “unfinished business” of the Civil War to the great cause of democracy, which itself is always unfinished business.
If a record stock market is worth cheering, a stronger economy is worth quietly encouraging.
Typhoon Haiyan has come and gone. After a slow start, relief efforts are in full swing.