Way too many people are reading just headlines and not getting the full – or even correct – picture, says the columnist.

If the government is shuttered, does that mean we won't have to hear President Donald Trump's babbling or see his raving social media posts?

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They are riding in the passenger’s seat on the highway to history. They are staring at the sights whizzing by them, and it feels as breathtaking as rolling past Mount Rushmore.

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It still may be a tad early to be talking Thanksgiving, but I never see this part of the year come around before I start thinking of sand tables. Now, for those who have never been exposed to ...

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“Shutdown takes hold,” the Houston Chronicle says on Thursday’s front page. “With shutdown on, war of words heats up,” says The Boston Globe. “No end in sight as parties trade blame,” says the Austin ...