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| Sat, 19 Nov 2005 18:00:00 EST David Gergen: In the Bush bunker |
| In her splendid new book, "Team Of Rivals," historian Doris Kearns Goodwin tells of a day when men were true leaders. Unexpectedly beaten for the Republican presidential nomination in 1860, William Henry Seward of New York could easily have sat out the election; instead, he threw himself into the fall campaign and sent his former rival, Abraham Lincoln, to the White House. Lincoln could have dismissed three of his rivals for the nomination; instead, he recruited them for top posts and formed one of the best cabinets ever. Democrat Stephen Douglas could have worked against Lincoln's presidency; instead, he held out his hand and helped his old nemesis govern. |
| Sat, 19 Nov 2005 18:00:00 EST John Leo: Remaking the judge |
| Note to readers: This is my final column in these pages. Thanks to all of you for the steady flow of suggestions and comments, and for sticking with me over the years. |
| Sat, 19 Nov 2005 18:00:00 EST Bernadine Healy, M.D.: When the beat goes awry |
| All you baby boomers can be sure of one thing: You will not have your fathers' hearts. What emanated from the American Heart Association annual meeting in Dallas last week is that the heart faces problems that were not center stage even a generation ago, thanks to greater longevity and increased survival with underlying cardiac disease. Look at atrial fibrillation. Once its focus was as much about overactive healthy hearts as diseased ones. Now the emphasis has shifted from those fleeting bursts of fast, wild rhythms in the young to chronic AF in the older set. With age and survival, it's estimated that the 2.3 million Americans with this condition will double their numbers in the decades ahead. |
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| Lords set to oppose terror bill |
| Prime minister warns House of Lords not to defy public opinion by moving to wreck the government's terror bill during today's second reading. |
| Home Office rejects arming police |
| Calls for police ballot on carrying guns after officer's murder. |
| Urban visionary |
| Renzo Piano, by reputation among the world's greatest architects, tells Emma Brockes why cities have been betrayed. |
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| Sun, 20 Nov 2005 22:33:31 EST Police arrest suspect in mall shootings that wounded six |
| Three hostages were released unharmed Sunday when a SWAT team took a man into custody inside a downtown mall in Tacoma, Washington, where six people had been shot, one of them critically. Tacoma Police Department spokesman Mark Fulghum said the shooter, whom he identified as a white man in his 20s, had an assault rifle. |
| Sun, 20 Nov 2005 21:36:20 EST U.S. doubts Mosul attack hit al-Zarqawi |
| The U.S. military is conducting tests to determine whether terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was among those killed in a weekend raid in northern Iraq, but a White House official called that prospect "highly unlikely." |
| Sun, 20 Nov 2005 20:46:40 EST Paper: Executed man may have been innocent |
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