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Editorial: Customers come first in new adviser rule
The Labor Department rule, effective Wednesday, requires financial advisers to put retirement savers' interests ahead of their own. Critics warned of enforcement burdens, but supporters say transparency rises and conflicts of interest fall. St Louis firm Edward Jones pilots low-cost accounts with flat annual fees, while industry shifts toward fee-based models and technology to cut costs.
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Financial Services
St. Louis
Edward Jones
U.S
Ann Wagner
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Free speech war over pro Trump chalk on campuses
The piece mocks student reactions as police cite concerns over chalk slogans like Trump 2016 Build the Wall Stop Islam with little arrests made. It contrasts campus safety fears with free expression debates, noting Emory and Michigan as examples while lampooning trigger culture and calls for dialogue.
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James Wagner
Fooling Around Is The Best Schooling According To Gray
An essay argues that excessive schooling narrows childhood, citing Peter Gray’s view that modern students face longer days and heavy homework. It contrasts past summers, which recharged kids, with current “school partners” culture, urging more unstructured play to cultivate curiosity and social skills.
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Gaofen Dineng
America
The OJ Simpson trial reshaped views on domestic violence
The 1995 OJ Simpson case altered public perception of intimate partner violence, highlighting that many victims fear death from partners. It spurred legislative progress, public awareness, and new support resources while leaving unresolved debates on police bias and accountability.
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Nicole Brown
Ron Goldman
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Brown
Violence Policy Center
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Anita Hill
Clarence Thom
Neil Jacobson
University of Washington
New York Times
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Rodney King
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