Hard Choices fall short in Clinton memoir review
Dhvani Shukla, a top graduate from Ross Sterling High, weighs in on Hillary Clinton s Hard Choices saying it reads like an encyclopedia rather than a memoir. The reviewer questions Clinton s clarity on views and stresses the book lacks personal insight while condemning overly broad political detail.
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Young Americans weigh education and economy in 2024 election
A GenForward poll of 18 to 30 year olds finds education as the top issue for candidates, with 31 percent listing it among their top three. Economic growth and wealth distribution also feature prominently, while views on immigration and gun control vary by race and ethnicity among young adults.
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Humility Honored Across Scripture and Verse
The text argues that God esteems humility and cites multiple biblical passages from Isaiah, I Kings, II Chronicles, Psalms, Micah, and Philippians to show that humble repentance and a contrite heart please God. It notes Elijah’s warning to Ahab, Solomon’s prayer, David’s plea for forgiveness, Micah’s teaching, and Christ’s exemplar followed by Paul’s exaltation. Harvey Schultz is named as a Baytown resident, long-time local, married 54 years with two children and author of three books.
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Am I a considerate person or cynic in disguise
Bert Marshall reflects on his own thoughtfulness versus cynicism as he observes drivers and everyday behavior. He admits bias, tests beliefs in others, and recalls a near miss on I-10. He strives to improve kindness, humility, and listening while noting his own flaws and efforts to avoid domination.
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Today in History highlights key U S milestones
On this date in history Georgia rejoined the Union in 1870 making it the last Confederate state readmitted. In 1932 Hoover cut his salary 20 percent and cabinet pay 15 percent. In 1971 Nixon announced plans to visit China. In 1979 Carter delivered a malaise speech. Thought for Today quotes Margaret Fuller.
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