Edwards downfall rooted in sex scandal and lies
Rob Christensen outlines John Edwards long fall from a once rising Democratic candidate to political radioactivity after admitting an out of wedlock child with Rielle Hunter. The piece notes the affair, lingering questions about paternity, and Edwards's damaged credibility contrasted with earlier White House ambitions and public image.
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Almanac January 25 2010 Almanac and history notes
Almanac entry for Monday January 25 2010 with historical milestones from 1538 to 1971 and notable births. Mentions Nellie Blys world journey, Henry VIII, Tate LaBianca case verdicts, Mars rover landing, Winter Olympics start, and a Virginia Woolf quote. Includes sports and lunar trivia.
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Obama faces tempered path after 60 vote loss in Senate
Commentary notes four silver linings from the Massachusetts vote defeat for Barack Obama. It argues he must moderate plans such as cap and trade, reduce business uncertainty, and gain time to reassess policy while remaining center-right in a country that favors restraint and prudence.
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Divorcing registry ideas spark both support and critique
Dayton Daily News columnist D L Stewart examines Debenhams new divorce registry service that offers households items for separating couples. The piece notes potential benefits for starting anew, while raising concerns about crassness financial burden and gender equity in who gifts what.
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