View on Korean summit signals cautious progress
The piece argues for cautious optimism about a Kim Dae-jung and Kim Jong-il meeting in Pyongyang while urging prudent policy. It contrasts North Korea’s authoritarian system with South Korea’s prosperity and calls for openness, restrained sanctions, and a U.S. exit strategy of troops home to avert renewed conflict. It mentions 37,000 U.S. troops and nuclear weapons as context for diplomacy.
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Gore Email Loss Sparks White House Scrutiny
Cal Thomas questions the White House failure to back up Al Gore's emails from March 1998 to April 1999. He ties the missing messages to subpoenas by a House committee and a federal grand jury amid investigations of campaign finance and administration integrity.
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War on Boys critique by Thomas Lowell on school gender policies
Thomas Lowell reviews Christina Hoff Sommers The War Against Boys, arguing federally funded programs push radical feminists agenda in schools. He cites punitive incidents, inflated violence claims, and media manipulation to claim brainwashing harms boys while praising Sommers as a corrective voice.
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