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Fuzzy math for stimulus jobs


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

As the nation looks at the prospect of continued high unemployment despite a modest economic recovery, some economic policy choices made by President Obama and senior congressional Democrats at the beginning of the year have become apparent political traps. Among these was the decision to...     Read MoreRead More

Be a Martian, be a winner


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

People will go the distance in the spirit of competition -- including, it seems, the vast distance to the Red Planet. NASA is awarding people points and badges if they make a (virtual) trip to Mars and provide the agency with data about what they see.     Read MoreRead More

End cockfighting scourge


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

An ongoing cockfighting investigation in South Carolina so far has charged 21 people with violations of federal law, each facing potential penalties of five years and fines of $25,000.     Read MoreRead More

Happy landing for Boeing


Saturday, Nov. 21, 12 00 a.m.

There could hardly have been better timing for the groundbreaking of the new Boeing manufacturing plant in North Charleston.     Read MoreRead More

More tax-free firearms


Saturday, Nov. 21, 12 00 a.m.

It's getting close to that special time of the year. No, not Thanksgiving, but the weekend after. That's when South Carolina celebrates what the Legislature has designated as "Second Amendment Weekend."     Read MoreRead More


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Life-saving sprinklers face code test in S.C.


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

The good news is that a misguided attempt to reverse last year's hard-fought national building code mandate for fire sprinklers in new residential construction has gone down to overwhelming defeat.     Read MoreRead More

Boeing victory no reason for S.C. to rest on its laurels


Friday, Nov. 20, 12 00 a.m.

Wide-body jets used to be manufactured only two places in the world, but with Boeing's announcement for North Charleston that number goes to three. It represents the largest economic development announcement in South Carolina history.     Read MoreRead More

Graham deserves praise, not censure, for climate change stance


Friday, Nov. 20, 12 00 a.m.

Sen. Lindsey Graham has been taking some heat since he stepped forward to seek a bipartisan compromise on critical climate change and energy security issues facing our country.     Read MoreRead More

Dollar policy will cause standard of living to decline


Monday, Nov. 16, 12 00 a.m.

Old-fashioned parents know how important it is to teach their children the 'value of a dollar.' Uncle Sam doesn't seem to have learned this lesson though, which has grave implications for our future standard of living.     Read MoreRead More

Local WWII vets reap uplifting kudos on Big Easy trip


Monday, Nov. 16, 12 00 a.m.

The twin motorcycle police escort, engines growling and blue lights dazzling, suggested something special about the buses approaching the airport in the foggy, misty pre-dawn darkness. North Charleston's World War II combat veterans were on the move again, this time headed for New Orleans and a day at the new National World War II Museum.     Read MoreRead More


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Don't meddle with Mother Nature


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

The Oct. 31 Post and Courier article titled 'Underground wall OK'd' challenged readers to see for themselves Capt. Sam's Spit. The following day over 50 kayaks, most carrying two observers, traveled down the beautiful Kiawah River and realized how dependent Capt. Sam's Spit is on the ebb and flow of tides via the Kiawah.     Read MoreRead More

Don't meddle with Mother Nature


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

The Oct. 31 Post and Courier article titled 'Underground wall OK'd' challenged readers to see for themselves Capt. Sam's Spit. The following day over 50 kayaks, most carrying two observers, traveled down the beautiful Kiawah River and realized how dependent Capt. Sam's Spit is on the ebb and flow of tides via the Kiawah.     Read MoreRead More

Letters to the Editor


Sunday, Nov. 22, 12 00 a.m.

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Conflict in overfishing laws


Saturday, Nov. 21, 12 00 a.m.

The recent front-page article by Bo Petersen titled 'All fished out?' captured the mood of most in the production mode of the seafood industry.     Read MoreRead More

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Saturday, Nov. 21, 12 00 a.m.

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