Iran Nuclear Threat Looms Over Clinton Foreign Policy
An analysis warns that Tehran backed extremist groups with billions for nuclear arms and long range missiles. It cites Rafsanjani aides, the Revolutionary Guards, and foreign reactors as sources, urging Clinton to prepare a tough plan to deter Tehran’s nuclear and chemical weapons program amid regional instability.
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South Carolina House Senate clash signals potential reform
A South Carolina snapshot shows the House and Senate focusing on officer elections and minor rules changes ahead of sessions. Despite ongoing partisan tensions, observers see possible bipartisan collaboration, with 46 Senate members and 124 House members welcoming new faces and a hope for progressive reforms. Clemson president Max Lennon reiterates commitment to the university amid budget pressures, while U.S. Rep Arthur Ravenel contemplates a gubernatorial bid, financing his run with a transfer from his congressional fund, prompting calls for transparency and possible resignation to avoid a conflict of interest.
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First Lady Critics Then and Now in Presidential History
A survey of how first ladies from Rachel Jackson to Eleanor Roosevelt faced political attacks for behavior and appearance. The column links past and present, noting public appetite for scrutinizing a president’s spouse and citing historical examples of controversial coverage.
Roosevelt and Clinton in a fragile, shifting world
The text muses on Eleanor Roosevelt as a transformative First Lady and contrasts her public service with political shifts. It links Hillary Clinton to a lineage of powerful women, noting the scrutiny they face in a male dominated era and asserting their resilience amid controversy. Darwin is referenced as vindicating progress.
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GED grads face life’s tough stuff in Seattle ceremony
Angel Sutton and Josh Noriega joined 17 other graduates in Seattle as they earned General Education Development certificates. The ceremony highlighted education as a pathway for handling daily challenges and improving life prospects for families facing poverty and instability.
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Hillary Clinton shaping Clinton era advisory circle
The piece argues Hillary Clinton will influence Bill Clinton’s advisers from a pool of liberal social and legal figures. It notes her history with liberal groups and projects, suggesting she may push domestic concerns, saving money, and public private cooperation. The essay foresees possible pushback from critics like Gigot.
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