Democratic Party Reorients Toward Center in New Principles
The Democratic National Committee released a 71 page document titled New Choices in a Changing America signaling a shift toward centrist positions. Led by Paul Kirk the plan emphasizes a stronger military private investment and a kinder family policy while avoiding explicit critique of Reagan era policy.
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The Pro Players End Up All In One Piece
A WSJ piece notes football injuries rising despite safety rules. Joe Montana repaired spinal disc. Ronnie Lott amputated finger. Dick Butkus and Walter Payton persevere through chronic injuries. league averages 102 injuries weekly, up 20 percent from 11 years prior.
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What Demon Caused A Child To Jump To Her Death
A columnist laments rising child self destruction in America and the world, blaming societal neglect, fractured families, and absence of guidance. The piece cites Kizzy Jones and Rachael Greenberg as symbols of a broader crisis, urging readers to reconnect with troubled youths and address underlying causes.
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There'll Be No Throw-The-Rascals-Out Effect In Our Democracy
Commentary argues that slow moving changes in U S government defy dramatic upheavals as power passes between parties. It notes the cabinet and Supreme Court evolve gradually, with continuity despite shifts, and cites past patterns from Jefferson to Jackson to Reagan era to illustrate inevitable compromise and repeated cycles.
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