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The Israeli ambassador to the U.S. told the Times that Israel would continue its intelligence-sharing relationship with the U.S. despite the episode. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Shaking up his communications staff won’t solve Trump’s biggest problems

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The best result would be for the state high court to vindicate the right of speech and set a precedent for similar challenges in other states. (Twitter)
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Does a Kentucky printer have to print gay pride messages if they conflict with his religious beliefs?

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Hawaii stopped producing sugar entirely in December, after more than a century in the business. (AP Photo/Audrey McAvoy, File)
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Thanks to Mexican dumping, you can say aloha to Hawaiian sugar

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William Emanuel told lawmakers that he would be amending a letter he sent them in late December regarding whether he should have recused himself in a major case. (Wikipedia Commons)
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Stop trying to make micro-unions a thing, Big Labor

Heather Greenaway -
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If Trump is to protect the Middle East from Iran, he needs a strategy. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Fixing Trump’s Iran problem

Andrew Apostolou -
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U.S. student debt slipped from $1.261 trillion to $1.259 trillion in the second quarter, New York Fed says. (AP Photo/Jessica Hill, File)
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Trump’s populist student loan plan

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The Saudis may have given Trump a gold medal for his visit, but it's doubtful that history will do the same for this arms deal. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
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Is Trump’s Saudi arms deal the worst arms deal ever?

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Yes, the vaunted Howard County plan probably had some good elements with the bad. But it sowed divisiveness, put government resources to improper purpose, and rested on a premise of frank paternalism. (AP Photo/Jeff Chiu)
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Howard County’s anti-sugar campaign is no example for the rest of the country

Walter Olson -
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It is not uncommon for insurance companies to require a patient to try a different treatment before allowing the patient access to a medication or treatment that the doctor has prescribed.(iStock by Getty Images)
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Healthcare reform must end interference in the doctor-patient relationship

Lynn Julian Crisci -
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Christians in Bethlehem are not free to practice their faith and live in constant fear of attack. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed)
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An answer to a prayer? How Trump can help oppressed Christians in Palestinian-controlled Bethlehem

Laurie Cardoza-Moore -
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