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On This Issue, Two Sides Are One Too Many

On This Issue, Two Sides Are One Too Many

Why is the average American confused about Iraq? Let me count the ways:One side says Saddam Hussein is a madman aiming for our destruction.The other side says he is a fourth-rate dictator who can barely threaten his neighbors.One side says in three months Hussein could have a nuclear bomb ready to use against us.The other side says Hussein is five to 10 years away -- and only if he gets help.One side says Saddam and Al Qaeda are buddy-buddy terrorists, united by a thirst for American blood.
The Right Moves: Harrington And Co. Make All The Big Plays

The Right Moves: Harrington And Co. Make All The Big Plays

Imust have missed the memo. Apparently the Lions' season began Sunday and those first three losses were part of the exhibition schedule. Ach! If only they had told us! Think of all the nasty adjectives we'd have saved!Finally, Sunday, against the previously unbeaten Saints, we saw the Detroit team they wrote about in the brochures. The defensive front was supposed to be the strength? It was. The new receivers were supposed to be playmakers? They were. Joey Harrington was supposed to be all that? He was. All that.
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Mitch Albom writes about running an orphanage in impoverished Port-au-Prince, Haiti, his kids, their hardships, laughs and challenges, and the life lessons he’s learned there every day.

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