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An oil industry primer | What, if anything, can bring down gas prices?
COMMENTARY
More domestic production seen as not making any difference; competition among refiners could make a difference—but not a big one.

Nice work if you can get it | Tax code helps redistribute income – at the top
COMMENTARY
From 1993 to 2003, average pay for S&P 500 CEOs rose $5.4 million. Meanwhile, middle class wages have been stagnant for 20 years.

The overseas press | The world looked intently at Hu Jintao in America
COMMENTARY
The Chinese say Hu’s trip to the U.S. as a great, positive visit but papers elsewhere scoff and see the two countries as far apart.

'Burn rate:' $9.9 billion a month | War cost reports said to be incomplete, understated
COMMENTARY
The Congressional Research Service says the total cost for Iraq and Afghanistan will soon be $439 billion; $7 billion that the Pentagon ‘couldn’t track’ is now up to $11 billion.

Garroting the Bill of Rights | “Detainee,” “rendition,” etc.: Who needs these words?
COMMENTARY
Recalling Orwell: “Political language… is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind.”

Koppel's View | How the suits are making a travesty of television news
COMMENTARY
Former ABC newsman Ted Koppel says the consultants, accountants and demographers who are running television news divisions are surrendering their civic responsibilities – particularly when it comes to news from overseas.

The overseas press | On immigration, Bush is winning a few, losing a few
COMMENTARY
No consistency in European views but Bush may be gaining points in Middle Eastern and North African Muslim countries

Curator's corner | ‘The emerging mind of community journalism’
COMMENTARY
Participants at an Alabama session on community papers (circulation under 50,000) focus on leaving aloofness behind and connecting with readers in a personal way.

Letter from Baghdad | A soldier talks about day-to-day life in Iraq
COMMENTARY
Some thoughts by a career Army officer, upon reading an online article about a fellow Texan, badly injured, who was awarded the Silver Star.

The Mexican press | Immigration viewed from south of the border
COMMENTARY
Columns, editorials are critical of Washington’s posture on immigration and say Americans exaggerate negative effective effects of illegal aliens


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