Irish St Patrick’s Day Reflection on History and Identity
Mark Shields argues Irish Americans should skip drinking and embrace heritage by supporting freedom, compassion, and inclusion. He recalls RFK’s 1964 Scranton speech and notes Ireland’s famine history, diaspora challenges, and modern achievements of Irish Americans.
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Washington, D.C
St. Patrick
Ireland
Western
Europe
Alice McDermott
John Ford
Robert F. Kennedy
St. Patrick's Day
Scranton
Pennsylvania
James Joyce
Atlantic Ocean
RFK
Eire
United States
Kathleen
Robert Kennedy
Mark Shields
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
M Stanton Evans and the conservative movement legacy
A portrait of M Stanton Evans whose work helped shape modern conservatism. From Revolt on the Campus to scripting the Sharon Statement with Buckley in Sharon Connecticut, his efforts influenced Reagan's rise and CPAC. He founded the National Journalism Center to train journalists and sustain free market principles.
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M. Stanton Evans
Stan
Google
Ronald Reagan
White House
Yale
Ludwig von Mises
New York University
William F. Buckley Jr
Sharon
Connecticut
Evans
Young Americans For Freedom
New York Times
American Conservative Union
CPAC
Richard Nixon
Washington Times
America
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Reagan
North Carolina
Castro
Panama
Indianapolis News
National Journalism Center
Coors Foundation
Washington, D.C
Terry Moran
ABC
Nightline
Malcolm Gladwell
Wall Street Journal
John Fund
Ann Coulter
Fox News
Greg Gutfeld
National Review
Human Events
Washington
Newsweek
Journalism Center
Colorado
Selma discussion and black economic progress contrasted
A commentary contrasts President Obama’s Selma march with national black economic gains and setbacks. It cites 2013 2010 2013 wealth gaps, unemployment rates 10.4 versus 4.7 percent, 1 trillion black buying power, 10,500 elected black officials, 1.9 million black business owners, and a high school dropout rate, highlighting persistent disparities and positives.
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Kaiser Foundation
Nielsen
America
BCN
Anger raises heart attack stroke risk says Dr Komaroff
Dear Doctor K explains anger spikes increase stress hormones, raise heart rate and blood pressure, and promote clotting, slightly raising risk of angina heart attack or stroke in the two hours after outbursts. Advice includes anger management strategies, breathing, reframing thoughts, communication, environment changes, and potential medications.
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Doctor K
Murray A. Mittleman
Harvard Medical School
Komaroff
Shattuck St
Boston
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Alabama
Michael Brown
Ferguson
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Justice Department
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Black Christian News Network
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