This document is a summary of articles from The Washington Post on October 28, 2013, including pieces by Robert J. Samuelson on the risks created by long-term economic stability, E.J. Dionne Jr. arguing the focus should be on job growth rather than other issues, and Jackson Diehl claiming President Obama's approach to the Middle East is too narrow. It also references a cartoon by Tom Toles and animation by Ann Telnaes, along with editorials on marijuana in D.C., politics in academia, and secret stashes.

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Monday, October 28, 2013
Robert J. Samuelson
The Greenspan paradox
Long-lasting economic stability
created more risk.
E.J. Dionne Jr.
The wrong problem
We should focus on job growth.
Jackson Diehl
Foreign policy fantasies
Obama’s approach to the Middle
East is too narrow.
Jared Genser
Continuing abuses in China
Human rights must be addressed.
Tom Toles

2. Tom Toles Cartoon
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Ann Telnaes
Ann Telnaes Animation
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Editorials
Marijuana in D.C.? Fine.
Politics in the academy
Secret stash
Opinions blogs

3. Sunday wrap
Wanted: Foreign policy
bridges
An opening for the right
Sunday’s outtake
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