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Deputy Metro Editor at Chicago Sun-Times. Family, Trek, Zevon, Ireland, White Sox, Northwestern, journalism, teaching.
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Book review: Frederick Forsyth continued the Odessa Saga prior to his 2025 death

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By John O'Neill
| Macomb Daily
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Frederick Forsyth died one year ago (in June 2025). But in his lifetime, he had penned a number of espionage thrillers, perhaps the most famous of which was “The Odessa File,” based on real life events and featuring journalist Peter Miller (who uncovers a network of Nazi criminals both inside and outside Germany). Events in “The Odessa File” take place in the immediate wake of the assassination of President Kennedy.
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O’Neill: Trump-Netanyahu friendship being put to the test

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By John O'Neill
| The News Herald (Southgate, MI)
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... At first glance, one can see how and why President Donald Trump hit it off at first with Prime Minister Benjamin “Bibi” Netanyahu of Israel. The two men have much in common, especially on a personal level. Both men are on their third marriage with histories of infidelity. And both men face looming legal problems when they leave office.
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Does government spending pay for itself?

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By John O'Neill
| The Spectator Australia
At the time of Rachel Reeves’s big-spending first Budget in 2024, the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) came under criticism from the left for its apparently overly pessimistic estimates of how much government spending increases economic output. Earlier this week, the OBR published its annual Forecast Evaluation Report, which looked at estimates of these ‘fiscal multipliers’ over the short term. Bigger multipliers mean a larger economy – and a larger economy means more tax revenues.
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