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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2014
Page
13
The editorial prompts readers to consider that truth emerges only through speaking or writing. Without discourse there is no truth about any subject. The quote from Susan Sontag highlights the necessity of communication to reveal truth.
The MOX plan to turn weapons-grade plutonium at Savannah River Site faces scrutiny over a $30 billion lifecycle cost cited by a DOE assessment未 released to the public. Officials say a formal release is forthcoming, while criticism mounts about leadership and alternative options as South Carolina holds a lawsuit and AREVA questions the price.
Senate Intelligence Committee pushes release of the 480 page executive summary amid questions about the CIA torture program. The report accuses officials of misrepresenting results and inflating threat claims while noting no instance where torture halted a major attack. President Obama faces review and possible redaction before public disclosure.
The GM ignition switch crisis drew lawmakers and victims' advocates demanding full disclosure and compensation. CEO Mary Barra cited a cost culture while facing questions about why a decade elapsed before recalls, with 13 deaths linked to faulty switches and calls for a nationwide settlement fund and internal accountability.
The letter argues South Carolina leads national murder rates for women by men and cites risk factors in domestic abuse. It cites prevention measures from Amesbury High Risk Team and urges training for local workers. It also critiques Citizens United and Hobby Lobby in a broader political culture debate.
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