Progressives misnomer sparks critique over American freedom
The piece argues that the label progressives masks a trend toward greater government control, contrasting it with classic American freedoms. It cites ESPN pundit Kevin Blackistone calling the national anthem a war anthem while discussing Northwestern flag themed uniforms supporting the Wounded Warrior Project and his Buy or Sell stance on the uniforms.
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America
ESPN
Kevin Blackistone
Professors Spar Over Law, Rights and Patriotism
James H. Smokey Shott comments on debates over the U.S. Constitution and gun laws, criticizing academia for un-American ideas and winging views on states rights, Obama, and term limits while defending the constitutional framework and founding freedoms. He cites reactions from law professors and media figures to ongoing political and cultural arguments.
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U.S
Noel Ignatiev
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff List and Quote
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph presents staff roles with Randy Mooney as Publisher and News Editor, Andy Patton as Sports Editor, Brian Woodson and Samantha Perry as Editors, Bill Archer as Assistant Managing Editor, and Charles Owens. A biblical quote is included remarking that we cannot but speak what we have seen and heard.
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Andy Patton
Brian Woodson
Bill Archer
Charles Owens
Meth labs spread in southern West Virginia and SW Virginia
West Virginia State Police reports nine active methamphetamine laboratories and three meth dumps uncovered in less than a month across southern West Virginia. Thirty-two arrests on meth charges, with mobile "one pot" labs blamed for widespread contamination and safety risks, including potential child exposure and possible lab explosions. Public education and community reporting urged to curb the growing problem.
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Southwest Virginia
Michael Baylous
Charleston
West Virginia State Police
Kanawha
Baylous
Register- Herald
Beckley
McDowell
Buchanan
Raleigh
Fayette
Greenbrier
Union Mission Calendars Highlight Local Heritage
A visit to the Union Mission office on Bluefield Avenue featured calendars showing the 12 churches that united in 1931 to aid those in need during a dark period. The calendars cost more than department store scenic ones, but support for the Union Mission’s relief work remains strong, preserving local heritage.
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Union Mission
Bluefield Avenue
Pursuing Iran Deal Faces Israeli and U.S. Doubts
Dan K. Thomasson assesses the Iran nuclear accord amid Israeli distrust, U.S. domestic politics, and regional risk. He weighs whether easing sanctions might curb Tehran's push to a bomb, while noting Netanyahu’s warn of possible unilateral action and the broader impact on Middle East peace efforts.
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New York University
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