Journalist’s warning on war risk limits and casualties
Quote by BBC correspondent Jeremy Bowen from 2004 highlights journalists facing lethal danger in war zones. It asserts journalists are not collateral damage but targets, underscoring the peril and impact on body and mind.
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Sun safety: protect children from ultraviolet rays now
Parents overlook sun protection as tanning and sunburn risk rises. Ultraviolet rays cause skin cancers, with nearly 30,000 new cases yearly and over 6,000 deaths among baby boomers. Sunscreen, clothing, and reapplication guard against long term harm and should be routine.
Guest editorial note on reader opinions in Herald
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Debates Over Female Judges Highlight Demographics in Nominations
The piece argues Senate Democrats block conservative nominees like Priscilla Owen citing gender and ethnicity. It discusses minority representation, past cases, and the political use of demographic narratives in confirming federal judges. Rich Lowry signs off.
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Standards decayed as fame and espionage mix today
In a column recalling bygone rigor, Donald Kaul laments fading standards from Paris Hilton's lucrative fame to a Pentagon analyst leaking secrets to an Israel lobbying group. He mocks pay for mere appearances, contrasts past expectations with present excess, and notes spycraft as a fading art.
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