New year, new Congress faces bipartisanship test
The piece argues Mitch McConnell and the GOP must shift from obstruction to action to gain voter trust. It cites past bipartisan efforts, public opinion on gridlock, and a fragile alliance of pragmatic lawmakers across parties as a path forward. Steve and Cokie Roberts note the challenge ahead.
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White House
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Tennessee
Washington Post
United States
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Howard Rosenthal
House
Wall Street
Washington
Obama Cuba policy shift ends half-century isolation
Editorial defends Obama move to normalize relations with Cuba after 50 years, noting secret negotiations, support from global figures, and a staged easing of travel and banking while keeping the embargo. Cites release of Alan Gross and calls for broader trade and freedom, with some critics condemned.
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Canada
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Vatican
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America
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China
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Raul
Bay of Pigs
Alan P. Gross
Gross
Congress
Marco Rubio
R-Fla
Robert Menendez
D-N.j
Foreign Relations Committee
Zamperini Faith Debate Surfaces After Unbroken Controversy
Zamperini family members defend the film's approach to faith while noting his 1949 Billy Graham crusade transformed his life. Luke Zamperini credits Billy Graham with ending nightmares and alcohol abuse, shaping a postwar path of service through Victory Boys Camp Inc.
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Fox News
Christian Broadcasting Network
Billy Graham
Los Angeles
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USA Today
Luke
John W. Kennedy
Creative Universe Entertainment
Billy
Lord
Jesus Christ
Victory Boys Camp Inc
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Causes and misdiagnosis of mood disorders
Dear reader, depression is common and often unrecognized by patients and doctors. Mood disturbances can stem from medical conditions such as hypothyroidism, B12 deficiency, heart disease, multiple sclerosis, Parkinsons, Alzheimer's, Huntingtons, stroke, Addison disease, lupus, infections, and cancer. The mood change may precede or follow the illness, and treating the underlying condition can lift the mood.
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