Hats Off To New Yorkers For A Typical Response
The piece argues the World Trade Center blast was a tragic accident rather than an act of terrorism. It notes America’s assumed innocence, questions building security limits, and praises New Yorkers for their resilient, impulsive anger and collective spirit after the disaster.
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World Trade Center
New York
United States
Europe
Great Britain
America
Stanley Brezenoff
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Apostrophe Dilemmas In Language Usage Across Papers
A lively discussion on possessives shows that major guides disagree over sibilants and gerunds. The piece cites Times AP and other outlets, arguing for and against apostrophe use, and ends with a emphatic plea to banish the apostrophe in problematic constructions.
Clinton blasts drug industry high prices and spend
Boston Globe columnist Derrick Z. Jackson reports Clinton's critique of pharmaceutical pricing and promotion. He attacks rising costs, argues profits exceed health needs, and warns reform hinges on curbing drug company power amid a costly U S health system.
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Clinton
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England
Belgium
Wall Street
Merck
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Exxon
General Electric
Phillip Morris
Chamber of Commerce
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Congress
Miami
Montreal
Escobar Faces Growing Threat From Vigilante Groups
Philadelphia Daily News columnist Jack McKinney details Pablo Escobar's fall from feared drug lord to prime target of Los Pepes and Colombia Libre. The reward for his capture stands at 11.7 million dollars, with more offered by Colombia Libre.
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Pablo Escobar
Escobar
United States
Colombia
Medellin Cartel
Bogota
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Galeano
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Galeanos
Medellin
Ice
Los Pepes
Acron
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Colombia Libre
Free
Pablo
Jack McKinney
The
Philadelphia Daily News
Prunes Versus Plums Shape of U S Government Power
A critic argues Cabinet secretaries lack real policy influence as unaffiliated bureaucrats in the system implement rules. The piece contrasts plum jobs with prune roles, noting clerks and tenured civil servants quietly run much of policy, including in the Pentagon, while presidents struggle to reform.
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John Trattner
D.C
United States Supreme Court
Pentagon
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