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  • Comments of the Week: Komen, Drones and Mortgages

    Sarah Arnold - February 10, 2012

    Each week we post a run-down of the best of our reader comments with the hopes of highlighting some of your most valuable insights and encouraging more people to join the fray.

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  • Comments of the Week: Unions, Komen and the Super Bowl

    Sarah Arnold - February 3, 2012

    Each week we post a run-down of the best of our reader comments with the hopes of highlighting some of your most valuable insights and encouraging more people to join the fray. Let us know what you think—in the comments!

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  • Lived History

    The Nation - January 6, 2011

    How you can help us pay tribute to the dearly departed who have made significant contributions to bettering our world.

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Comments of the Week

Starting today, we’ll post a weekly run-down of the best of our reader comments with the hopes of highlighting some of your most valuable insights and encouraging more people to join the fray.

How 9/11 Affected America

We asked Nation readers to share their 9/11 stories with us. Here are the first four.

Nation Readers Reflect on their Childhood Sports Heroes Sports

Muhammad Ali, Hank Aaron, Gordie Howe and many more. The Nation's readers choose their childhood sports heroes.

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How you can help us pay tribute to the dearly departed who have made significant contributions to bettering our world.

What Is Patriotism? Nation Readers Respond Society

For this year's Fourth of July, we asked Nation readers what "patriotism" means to them and how progressives can express love for one's country while forthrightly combating its defects. Here are some of the many thoughtful reponses we received.

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I agree. I also agree that market forces dictate much more than we think. It's been said here that if we want to pay for American-made goods, then fine, pony up the extra bucks. Did stagnation of wages in America dictate that we had to seek lower prices? At what point did that happen? Somewhere in the 1990s, and probably very close to when NAFTA & GATT were signed.
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