Wall Street Journal Reporter Daniel Pearl Fatally Attacked
In a grim report the Journal confirms Daniel Pearl, South Asia bureau chief, was fatally harmed by extremists. The piece honors Pearl as a kind, multi faceted journalist and calls for justice by Pakistani authorities, amid post 9 11 global tensions.
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Remembering Washington and the cost of forgetting
Thomas Lowell argues that President's Day shifts erase George Washington's legacy. He credits Washington with creating a model republic and advancing freedom, noting slavery limits and the need to teach accurate history. Lowell, a Hoover Institution fellow, warns that neglecting national memory harms future understanding.
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Virginia sales tax referendum risks and political games
CAL THOMAS argues that Virginia governor Mark Warner proposes letting voters decide on a sales tax hike to fund roads and schools, a move Thomas calls a political scam. He notes GOP support, cites spending vs tax concerns, and urges tax relief via spending control and income tax relief. He cites studies and criticizes raised taxes during recessions.
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