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Let the NFL Decide Elliott Case Not Courts Intervene
A columnist argues the NFL should handle Ezekiel Elliott suspensions without court intervention. The piece questions the six game punishment, judges' involvement, and the balance between league sanctions and due process while defending employer discretion in private matters. It critiques the NFLs image issues and notes uncertainty if guilt is proven or denied.
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Hillary Clinton Book Tour Sparks Dem Worries Over Loss
Editorial notes Hillary Clinton posing as history maker but losing to Donald Trump. It discusses her new book What Happened and blames Comey email probe, sexism, and WikiLeaks for a polarizing aftermath. Democrats worry over her return to center stage while many within the party resist the book.
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Heloise column offers simple home tips and readers notes
Hints from Heloise covers practical household advice on disposal of eggshells, composting, and quick disposal-cleaning tricks using baking soda and vinegar. Readers share organizing ideas, color coded school notes, towel drying stations, and laundry tips reducing detergent and use of extra rinse cycles.
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Post-Katrina Gulf recovery and immigrant labor dynamics
After Katrina immigrants shaped Gulf Coast recovery by filling low wage cleanup and construction roles, expanding Latino and Mexican food scenes. The ending of DACA threatens future labor supply, risking higher local wages and slower rebuilding across Texas Louisiana and Florida.
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