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Editorial Roundup Predicts Part II in Trump Campaign
The Boston Herald notes the end of Part 1 for Donald Trump in Indiana and nationwide. Ted Cruz and John Kasich concede the Stop Trump effort is halted. The piece contrasts Trump’s momentum with Hillary Clinton’s likely general election challenge and spars with party loyalty.
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Britain should welcome unaccompanied child refugees
In debating child refugees, Lord Dubs pushes for UK admission while the government argues aid via Syrian camps and lawful deterrence. The Lords backed Dubs twice. the Commons vote looms with some Tory MPs inclined to support. Cameron is urged to stand firm, citing compassion and policy coherence.
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Supreme Court review may decide Redskins trademark fate
The article argues the court should rule that the patent office cannot deny trademark protection for offensive names like Washingtons Redskins. It notes the disparagement clause may violate the First Amendment and cites The Slants case as a contrary ruling. It urges a ruling against viewpoint discrimination and supports protecting trademark rights regardless of message.
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Two Party Battle Deepens as Trump and Clinton Rise
An opinion piece argues the 2016 race hinges on two insiders, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, with Cruz and Kasich fading. It portrays Clinton as a Democratic insider and Trump as an anti establishment figure who leans into big government, while criticizing media coverage, the GOP establishment, and the drive to a November showdown. It warns of a polarized electorate and questions whether either candidate can lead, ending with a provocative note on whether the public deserves either choice.
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Goldman Sachs settlement sparks critique of Wall Street bailouts
The piece argues federal actions against banks, led by Goldman Sachs, are inadequate and riddled with loopholes. It claims the $5 billion penalty masks real accountability, benefiting executives while workers bear costs. It notes $33 billion revenue last year and highlights CEO Lloyd Blankfein’s $23 million pay.
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