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National columns


Whistle-blowers have lost their nerve

By Connie Schultz

Two weeks after the press partied hearty with President Barack Obama at the White House Correspondents’ Association dinner, the administration admitted that federal authorities had … Full story    
Updated 10 hours ago

Ayotte’s defense echoes NRA points

By Gray Fitzgerald

Earlier this month, U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte had an opinion piece printed around New Hampshire defending her vote against the gun background check. It’s a … Full story    
Updated 10 hours ago

Attacks against school choice network misleading and off-base

By Kate Baker

The Network for Educational Opportunity is busy launching a scholarship program that will make a positive contribution to educational excellence in New Hampshire. Soon, we’ll … Full story    
Updated 10 hours ago

National Labor Relations Board in need of support

By Richard Trumka
and Mark MacKenzie

Most people in New Hampshire don’t even know what the National Labor Relations Board is. Well, why should they? Here’s why. For decades, American labor … Full story    
Updated 10 hours ago

Attacks reveal Democrats’ fears of Ayotte’s rise to prominence

By Joe Konopka

U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte is tougher than she looks. The soft-talking legislator has been standing up to a torrent of dubious denunciations with disarming gentleness … Full story    
Updated 10 hours ago

Redacted truth, subjunctive outrage

By Charles Krauthammer

Note to GOP regarding Benghazi: Stop calling it Watergate, Iran-contra, bigger than both, etc. First, it might well be, but we don’t know. History will … Full story    
Updated yesterday

Germs under medical microscope

By Betsy McCaughey

A 180-degree change in how doctors and hospital administrators think about germs is likely to almost eliminate the biggest risk of being hospitalized: getting an … Full story    
Updated 2 days ago

Bangladesh collapse illustrates true cost of sweatshops

It’s good that retailers like L.L. Bean are pledging to do more to ensure that working conditions at their overseas contractors’ plants are better than … Full story    
Published:  May 16, 2013

Requiem for a Grand Old Party

By Patrick J. Buchanan

Has the bell begun to toll for the GOP? The question arises while reading an analysis of Census Bureau statistics on the 2012 election by … Full story    
Published:  May 16, 2013

A word of advice on Graduation Day

By Mark Shields

Once again, graduation time is upon us. By some iron rule, every graduation must have a graduation speaker, whose role has been compared to that … Full story    
Published:  May 15, 2013

Immigration reform is pro-growth

By Lawrence Kudlow

At the end of the day, the battle over immigration reform is not about dollars and cents. It’s about the soul of a nation. President … Full story    
Published:  May 14, 2013

Benghazi hearings likely to be a bust

By Scott Rasmussen

Foreign policy matters rarely top the list of voter concerns. That’s especially true in times of challenging economic news. In recent weeks, though, national security … Full story    
Published:  May 13, 2013

Who are the war criminals in Syria?

By Patrick J. Buchanan

Last week, several polls came out assessing U.S. public opinion on intervention in Syria. According to the Huffington Post poll, Americans oppose U.S. air strikes … Full story    
Published:  May 12, 2013

April Jobs Aside, We’re Falling Behind

By Lawrence Kudlow

The really good news from April’s employment report is that all the pessimistic, end-of-the-world, spring-swoon forecasters were wrong. It wasn’t a fabulous report. But it … Full story    
Published:  May 10, 2013

Ayotte: I voted to improve background check system

By Kelly Ayotte

U.S. Senator

Out of state special interests are running false ads attacking me and even lying about my efforts to prevent gun-related violence. I want to set … Full story    
Published:  May 7, 2013

The Pope and godless capitalism

By Patrick J. Buchanan

“This is called slave labor,” Pope Francis said. The Holy Father was referring to the $40 a month paid to apparel workers at that eight-story … Full story    
Published:  May 7, 2013

Another Factory Fire: Calling All Women

For many years, the Philadelphia Female Anti-Slavery Society held an annual fair that sold only goods that weren’t made by slaves. Starting in 1835, the … Full story    
Published:  May 6, 2013
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