Respect the jury verdict in Trump falsification case
The Gazette editorial urges respect for the Manhattan jury verdict finding Dana Trump guilty on 34 felony counts after seven weeks of trial. It criticizes Iowa Republicans for attacking the jury and calls for honoring the rule of law while allowing appeals.
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University leaders urged to curb campus violence and hostages
A pointed community letter accuses university presidents and boards of tolerating violent student mobs, calls for immediate police action, condemns professors labeled socialist and communist, and questions hostages in Hamas attacks while branding campus unrest as treasonous and destructive.
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Open the door for unsupervised kids play
Lenore Skenazy argues to reduce phone use and return to outside free play for children. She contends phones enable endless parental supervision and chauffeuring, while unstructured outdoor time builds problem solving, happiness, and resilience.
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Trump felon label harms discourse and people behind bars
Carroll Bogert argues against using felon as a noun for Trump or others convicted of crimes. He cites the AP style guide push for person first language and urges journalism to describe individuals as people first. He notes Trump has 34 felonies and questions equal treatment in media portrayal.
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