Bush chips away at separation of church and state
LA Times argues Bush aims to redefine church state relations by funding faith based groups, expanding vouchers, and allowing religious discrimination in public funding. It contrasts Bush policies with Madison Jefferson and warns of entanglement and drift toward theocracy.
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Los Angeles Times
George W. Bush
Bill Clinton
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
Thomas Paine
Jefferson
Madison
State of the Union
Louisiana
Congress
Louis Farrakhan
Nation of Islam
Sun Myung Moon
Unification Church
Tech
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Tran
Long-suffering Kurds fear U S betrayal in war watch
In northern Iraq Kurds hope the United States backs their autonomy as Turks threaten Kurdistan with invasion. Reporters describe Sulaymaniyah and the Al Rasheed Hotel atmosphere, Kurdish leaders like Barham Salih, and memories of Saddam era abuses. The dinar’s collapse and UN oil for food dependence deepen fears of losing freedom to war.
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Knight Ridder
Ulaymantyah
Iraq
al Rasheed
Baghdad
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Sulaimani Palace
U.S
United States
Saddam Hussein
America
Sulaymaniyah
Traqi Kurdistan
Iran
Turkey
Syria
Saddam
Shawkat Hajji Mushir
al-Qaida
Imachinery
U.N. Oil For
U.N
Kurdistan
Asa Hardi
Hardi
Hawlati
the Citizen
Farker
Iraqi Kurdistan
Peaceful path over war against Iraq urged by letter writer
A reader argues peace is the best solution to the Iraq crisis, criticizing preemptive war and urging diplomatic, multilateral dialogue. The letter cites human life, religious equality, and moral concerns, opposing Bush administration aggression and urging creative third options.
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U.S
Saddam
Kevin Kummer
Stand and Fight for Freedom Amid War Talk
An editorial voice invokes Paine Lincoln and Henry to argue Americans must defend freedom against terrorism and foreign threats. It critiques UN peace talk and protest while urging resolve, citing Gettysburg and classic heroes as justification for standing and fighting.
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Ernest Hemingway
Rome
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Inag
Chandra M. Jordan
Marion
Cornell student defends nudity etoy Paar qasie ar fo imess
Fragmentary text shows a Cornell student defending nudity in an etoy style discussion. The garbled passage references religious voices and censorship, hinting at debates over censorship, art, and free expression.
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Cornell
Rab Paceeni
Rass
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