Frist Religion in Politics Faces Critique Over Justice Sunday
The Tennessean notes Sen Bill Frist plans a videotaped address to a major church gathering on judicial appointments drawing criticism. Hagel warns against mixing religion and government, while the King County Journal reports Bush concerns over passport security measures expanding border entry rules by 2008.
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Victoria
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor in Garden City KS
The Telegram prints letters to the editor that must be signed with the writer’s address and phone number and will be edited for libel and length. The paper requires confirmation before publication and reserves the right to reject or shorten letters kept to 500 words or less. Contact methods include email, phone, and a street address in Garden City Kansas.
First Amendment Code Definition and Protections
The First Amendment Code outlines core protections including no law establishing religion, prohibiting free exercise, abridging speech or press, and restricting peacable assembly and petition for redress. It anchors fundamental rights in a constitutional framework and guidance for government action.
Hillary Clinton and the polarized 2008 odds debate
Ellen Goodman analyzes Hillary Rodham Clinton’s rising profile and the intense polarization around her presidential prospects. She notes Stop Hillary Now campaigns, media attacks, and the broader political climate as 2005 politics set the stage for potential bids and the era’s partisan divides.
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Hillary Clinton
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Hillary
Newt Gingrich
New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
John Kerry
Rasmussen People
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Clinton
DeLay Exterminator Past Sparks War of Words
Rich Lowry argues that attacks on Tom DeLay should focus on his politics and ethics, not his former extermination business. The piece contrasts class bias with populist roots, noting liberals mock the pest control background while excluding similarly debasing nicknames for other trades.
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Tom DeLay
George W. Bush
Texas
DeLay
Joshua Micah Marshall
Palm Beach
Fla
Buzzflash.com
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Congress
Manhattan
California
Cesar Chavez
Joshua Marshall
Caring Zoo Visit Highlights Animal Welfare and Euthanasia
A visitor at the zoo recounts interactions with animals and staff, including gentle contact with a curious alpaca, a sick camel euthanized due to injury, and tense moments with a tiger and spider monkey. The piece emphasizes the staff dedication and the emotional impact of animal care.
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Charles Blair
Charles
Blair
Sells
Katie Scott
Bob Sr
Bob
Scott
Bob Jr
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