Keystone XL pipeline debate amid U S oil surge and low prices
The piece weighs the revived Keystone XL project against a thriving U S petroleum sector marked by oil prices under 75 dollars a barrel and weekly production topping 9 million barrels. It notes job-creation claims vary wildly, environmental concerns from tar sands extraction, and possible Senate action in 2015 with Obama’s veto as a potential hurdle.
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Governor’s Medicaid stance draws online critique in Kansas
Online readers react to a Kansas editorial urging Medicaid expansion, arguing economic prudence and tax revenue use. The comment cites a 250,000 person trade area and emphasizes that projects must truly benefit taxpayers. Lona DuVall of the Finney County Economic Development Corp. is noted in the STAR bond story.
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Hagel’s firing mirrors Bush era clash over Iraq policy
Obama dismisses Pentagon chief Hagel amid midterm losses as U S troops expand role in Iraq and Syria. Neo cons see vindication while Hagel’s praise contrasts with omission of battle against Islamic State. White House staged departure hints at a forced exit and looming war footing.
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Congress on the side of dirty air and obstruction
Jason Stanford argues that Congress blocks climate progress while Obama and Chinese President Xi move toward a major nonfossil energy goal. He contrasts U S leadership with a gridlocked Senate and House, accusing McConnell and Boehner of anti environmental stance and calling for stronger carbon cuts and renewed innovation.
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Restitution and shaming for Ferguson rioters
Opinion argues restitution to victims and public shaming for rioters and looters in Ferguson after the Michael Brown shooting. It calls for garnishing wages, diverting welfare, denying food assistance, and public accountability to deter future violence, asserting personal responsibility and community repair.
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