Jobs Deals with Gates Ignite Star Wars Rivalry
Michael Gray of The Baltimore Sun weighs Apple Computer's deal with Bill Gates and Microsoft, likening the shift to a heroic rebellion turning toward a rival empire. He ponders motives, the optics at Macworld, and whether Apple will leverage Gates money to prevail, amid fan fervor and skepticism.
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Lincoln's quiet summer White House remembered
Washington's cottage retreat where Lincoln faced grief and war shaping thoughts on Emancipation Proclamation. The modest Gothic cottage at Soldiers' Home held quiet scenes of hospitals visits and cemeteries, with its mantelpieces and trees unchanged yet the nation altered. Preservation groups urge restoring the refuge to honor the president's emotions and enduring questions of power beyond grand public stages.
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Historic tobacco settlement parody explodes in satire
Bare Barry, Miami Herald humor columnist, delivers a satirical Q A on a supposed historic tobacco settlement. The piece skewers government responses, warnings, and industry crimes with absurd promises and pop culture jabs. It lampoons policy realism and public reaction through layered jokes and fictional scenarios.
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