Evolution triumphs in Ireland over abortion ban
Cal Thomas analyzes Ireland’s repeal of the Eighth Amendment, arguing evolution and secularizing trends shaped the vote. He critiques media bias, Catholic Church scandals, and the practical shift toward abortion on demand, contrasting adoption as a humane choice and noting reactions from Ronan Mullen and The Washington Post.
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False flames in energy debate miss facts and goals
Dean Foreman of the American Petroleum Institute argues that the United States now leads in energy production, with a 60 percent increase from 2007 to 2017, and that global crude demand, geopolitical tensions, and seasonal drive demand push prices up. He urges pro energy policies, domestic production expansion, and infrastructure to cushion markets, while rejecting misleading narratives. This Tribune News Service distributed op-ed emphasizes responsible energy policy and economic benefits for consumers.
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Venezuela
Syria
Saudi Arabia
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Dean Foreman
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Tribune News Service
Gas prices spark voter fury amid political theater
The piece notes rising pump costs provoke widespread frustration among motorists and scrutiny of politicians. It highlights how lawmakers frame blame, while Trump pressures OPEC to curb prices and Saudi Arabia signals increased output, aiming to ease costs for U S consumers as analysts weigh global supply shifts.
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Saudi Arabia
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Iran
Venezuela
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Khalid al-Falih
Bob McNally
Consultant Rapidan Energy Group
Washington
White House
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