Scouts Rightfully Uphold Liberty Against Atheist Admission
Our View argues the Boy Scouts of America may legally refuse to admit a nonbeliever to its ranks. A Seventh Circuit panel ruled the Civil Rights Act does not compel inclusion, noting the Scouts’ religious dedication and private club status. The piece notes a balance between free association and anti discrimination aims.
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Hinsdale
Elliott Welsh
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The Times Told By Homer Nodds On The Greatest Paper
A critique of The New York Times noting errors in grammar style and usage. The author cites examples from sporting and political coverage, arts reporting, and headlines, highlighting missteps and odd word choices across the paper.
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Wall Street Journal
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Gabriela Sabatini
New Mexico
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White House moves to shape Clinton story with new adviser
A political analysis notes President Clinton faces low approval as he reshapes messaging with the hire of David Gergen, a veteran of Republican administrations. The piece argues the decline stems from his reform plans and tax proposals, not staff missteps, and discusses shifting liberal perceptions and policy reversals.
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Clinton
David Gergen
Reagan
George Stephanopoulos
Mack McLarty
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Clinton image and leadership questioned in early 1990s remarks
Analysis notes President Clinton faced scrutiny over his stance on Bosnia and his perceived readiness to act. Commentary highlights how early positions contrasted with later policy, while shaping the public image of competence and leadership. It references Gergen's advisory role as a minor factor in a broader political narrative.
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Health care for all as common good sparks United States debate
Loretta McLaughlin notes that modern democracies pursue a shared social purpose of universal health protections. She cites Germany and Canada as examples of solidarity and equal opportunity, contrasting with US gaps and the Clinton plan’s ideological battle. An editorial from Uwe Reinhardt underscores global norms vs. American resistance.
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Tennessee
Clinton’s Rough First Hundred Days as President
The article recalls Bill Clinton entering the White House with limited alliances and staff. Early missteps, congressional resistance, and public discontent framed his first months. He faced pressure to curb spending, rebalance foreign policy, and rebuild credibility, prompting staff changes and renewed effort to gain momentum.
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