Our View: Tax day and Trump's art of the dodge
Editorial argues the tax code is overly complex and unfair, urging simplification. It criticizes Donald Trump for not releasing his tax returns, calling the silence a breach of transparency and national security interest, and notes public demand for disclosure.
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Today in History highlights from 1775 to 1945
Key events include Paul Revere’s ride in 1775, Johnston’s surrender in 1865, San Francisco’s 1906 earthquake and fires, Fort Worth’s first laundromat in 1934, and Ernie Pyle’s death in 1945. Thought by Einstein on imagination closes the note.
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Laughing through childhood reads with humor and heart
JoAn Martin reflects on how children's books evolved from poverty themes to humor driven by preschool and schoolyard wit. From Amelia Bedelia to Captain Underpants and Hank the Cowdog, she notes how wordplay, misadventures, and situational comedy engage reluctant readers while parents share in the laughter.
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Judge says Texas Voter ID law remains discriminatory
U.S. District Judge Nelva Gonzales Ramos in Corpus Christi reaffirmed that Senate Bill 14 passed in 2011 is discriminatory under federal law. The ruling could force pre clearance of Texas election changes, revived by Section 2 prospects, as courts weigh intent and impact on minority voters amid shifting DOJ positions.
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Notice to Advertisers editorial policy and delivery info
The Baytown Sun states it may edit or cancel ads at any time and will refund deposits if rejected. The notice, dated 2017, covers newspaper delivery for Chambers County Weekly and provides contact details for delivery concerns, including phone hours.
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