Syria crisis shows Obama policy fails and calls for more arms
Trudy Rubin argues the U S strategy in Syria has faltered as Ban Ki moon and Lakhdar Brahimi fault government stonewalling. She cites Jarba’s meeting with Susan Rice, calls for arming vetted rebels with Manpads, and warns a new jihadi haven may grow near the Mediterranean if Assad remains entrenched.
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May 19, 2014 facts and birthdays snapshot
A historical style daily card lists birthdays for Ho Chi Minh Malcolm X Pete Townshend and others with short notes. It records Ho Chi Minhs Paris photos retouching work and notes Willy Ribbs 1991 Indy 500 qualification and a Malcolm X quote. It also mentions Anne Boleyns 39 months of marriage and the moon phase between May 14 and May 21.
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Great Society remembered as mixed legacy in modern critique
In a retrospective on Lyndon B. Johnson and the Great Society, the piece contrasts 1964 public trust and a landslide defeat for Barry Goldwater with the era’s sweeping reforms. It notes reduced poverty but rising dependence, shifts in work, family structure, and ongoing debates about government role and outcomes.
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Password Insecurity Traps User In Digital Purгatory
Dr. Stewart laments escalating password chaos across devices. He recounts backup prompts, Wi Fi login hurdles, and a desk full of Post It notes. The piece hints at systemic digital security strain and consumer frustration.
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