Opinion & Essay
Where medicine and literature overlap, the excellence of both professions is at play
The British Medical Journal lists more than 40 physicians who became notable authors. They include Somerset Maugham, Sir Arthur Conan Doy ...
10 years ago
Obama’s warning to Team No: Confirm Garland, or risk getting someone worse
President Obama has frequently outfoxed the GOP — for instance, by beating them decisively in two national elections, the first Democra ...
10 years ago
Kasich Pa. ballot challenge dropped
Republican U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio’s departure from the presidential race has ended a challenge to John Kasich’s nominating pet ...
10 years ago
ListenOn Stupor Wednesday, the GOP gapes at its existential crisis
It’s thigh-slappingly funny to recall what Reince Priebus said on the eve of this national race. The GOP’s cheerleading facto ...
10 years ago
Sestak, McGinty up with TV ads in U.S. Senate race
Pennsylvania Democratic U.S. Senate candidates Joe Sestak and Katie McGinty have released TV ads, both positive spots that aim to i ...
10 years ago
Donald Trump and Tipping Point Tuesday
The poet-essayist Ralph Waldo Emerson famously said, “Things are in the saddle. And ride mankind.” If he were alive today, he ...
10 years ago
Hillary Clinton’s twisted history lesson
At a town hall last night, Hillary Clinton said: “I watch my husband campaign, and it is just poetry …. That’s not nece ...
10 years ago
Trump says rally violence is ‘love for the country’
Donald Trump decreed last night that the sporadic violence at his rallies, the assaults on dissenting fellow Americans, are motivated by ...
10 years ago
When Trump talks trash, Republican cowards bite their lips
What a kick it was this morning to watch a Republican politician bob and weave on the topic of Donald Trump. It was a profile in cowardic ...
10 years ago
Michigan as microcosm: Hillary’s autumn vulnerability
If you believe, as I do, that Donald Trump could defeat Hillary Clinton this fall and become America’s first certified autocrat, yo ...
10 years ago
A $600 million gamble that the building trades will change
As Philadelphia continues to gentrify, the business of building has become ever more lucrative. But data from city agencies indicate that ...
10 years ago
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