Old Double Standard Reemerges Amid Political Sexism
Michael Hayden drew fire for calling Feinstein emotional over a secret Intelli gence report. The piece argues the old boys club persists with sexism across politics, citing Clinton Lagarde Pelosi and rising female leadership as progress.
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Michael Hayden
CIA
Fox
Dianne Feinstein
Intelligence Committee
Hayden
Hillary Clinton
Feinstein
New York
Clinton
Christine Lagarde
International Monetary Fund
Nancy Pelosi
House
CNN
Senate
Intelligence
Supreme Court
Janet Yellen
Federal Reserve
Three lessons for politicians from Fort Hood shootings
The piece notes a Fort Hood attack with four dead and 16 hurt, questions on PTSD among the shooter, and critiques of the Obama administration’s handling of military violence. It cites Lt. Gen. Milley and former Defense Secretary Gates, contrasting views of Obama with Bush’s wartime leadership and public opinion among veterans.
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Gena
Fort Hood
Texas
U.S. Army
Chelsea Schilling
WorldNetDaily
Extraordinaire
Ivan Lopez
Lopez
Nidal Malik Hasan
U.S
Mark Milley
III Corps
New York Times
Obama
Jack
Washington Navy Yard
White House
Defense
Robert Gates
Gates
Washington Post
Kaiser Family Foundation
Iraq
Afghanistan
George W. Bush
Editorial Reform not Unionize in Major College Sports
The NLRB ruling designates Northwestern football players as employees eligible to unionize, prompting clash with the NCAA. The piece argues the decision could upend college sports by creating school level bargaining units and exposes tensions over compensation versus scholarships. It urges reform within NCAA governance to avoid government mandated fixes.
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U.S
U.N. Women
America
Pelosi
Marianne Schnall
National Labor Relations Board
NCAA
Henry Kissinger
NLRB
Obama
Boeing
South Carolina
Washington State
Peter Sung Ohr
Illinois
Northwestern University
Mr. Ohr
UCLA
Northwestern
Washington
Ohr
Orange County Register
Safe use of acetaminophen for aging adults
Dear Doctor K warns that acetaminophen found in Tylenol and many OTC products can damage the liver if overdose occurs. Aim for under 3,000 mg daily, monitor liver tests if higher dosing is needed, avoid alcohol, check labels for acetaminophen in all meds, and ask a doctor about interactions and safe limits for chronic pain.
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