Birthday list and facts for February 10
February 10 marks birthdays of notable figures such as Mark Spitz and Emma Roberts. The day notes Arthur Miller’s death anniversary tied to the 1949 Death of a Salesman opening, quotes Bertolt Brecht on theater, and mentions Victoria and Albert’s nine children plus a moon phase between last quarter and new moon.
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Elizabeth Banks
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Trump seeks biggest military parade to showcase power
Washington columnist argues Trump pressures generals for a grand, Kremlin style display on Pennsylvania Avenue with tanks and jets to boost ego and force public loyalty. The piece contrasts past parades and notes political risks and the president's fragile approval ratings.
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Prison reform stance urged in Trump era op-ed
Cal Thomas argues for second chances for ex inmates citing Washington Post examples of work release programs. He notes Koch Industries hiring ex convicts and urges employment to cut recidivism, urging readers to consider forgiveness and reform as a lasting policy legacy.
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Long Term View of U S Nuclear Policy and Deterrence
Max Boot argues that nuclear policy should focus on durable deterrence rather than utopian disarmament. He notes historical shifts from Kellogg Briand to NATO and New Start, critiques Trump’s Nuclear Posture Review, and warns against devaluing deterrence amid rhetoric and partisan fears. The piece warns future leaders must sustain credible U S nuclear forces.
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