Obama meets troops in Iraq draws mixed reactions
The piece contrasts Obama and McCain debates with Iraqi calls for a 2010 troop withdrawal timetable. It notes no official deadline exists, but highlights Iraqi pressure and the potential for a U.S. pullout, while stressing that departure hinges on Baghdad’s stance and U.S. policy.
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L A P D Chief Sees Paparazzi Lull Over Celebrity Sightings
Los Angeles Police Chief William Bratton comments on a reduced paparazzi problem as Britney Spears changes style and Lindsay Lohan publicly adopts a different lifestyle, noting Paris Hilton travels out of town and avoids issues.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor policy note
The Telegram outlines letters to editor requirements including signature, address, and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
Rights and Liberties in the First Amendment
The text states Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also protects freedom of speech and of the press and the right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress of grievances.
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A Transnational President Would Obama Be
Barack Obama could make history as the United States first black president and perhaps its first transnational leader. His life crossing continents and cultures frames him as a global emissary, while critics say the world cannot speak with one voice or possess a passport.
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Coming Out Party
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Iraq
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U.S
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Math parity for girls revealed in new study
A study of 7 million students in 10 states finds girls on par with boys in math, challenging myths of intrinsic differences. The piece also notes a gender equality shift in the workplace, where women have faced layoffs and attrition since 2001, and critiques the opt out narrative shaping policy and public perception.
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Larry Summers
Barbie
Congress
Carolyn Maloney
New York Times Magazine
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Heather Boushey
Court ruling limits CRP haying and grazing rules
In a Seattle decision Judge John C. Coughenour ruled no cap on CRP haying and grazing acres under USDA Critical Feed Use, allow later start for some, end dates Sept 30 for haying and Oct 15 for grazing, while pending applications face shorter usage periods. Congress members Brownback Roberts Moran push bills to shield producers. Rob Wasinger notes industry stakes.
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National Wildlife Federation
Kansas Livestock Association
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John C. Coughenour
United States District Court
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Kansas
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Sam Brownback
Washington
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