Sebelius withdraws from Obama Cabinet consideration
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius said she pulled her name from Cabinet consideration amid budget woes and a push to stay home. She opposed Sunflower Electric Power plant plans over carbon emissions, while urging lawmakers to resolve school funding impasse and seek a broad compromise benefiting Kansans.
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Barack Obama
Sebelius
Labor, Energy and Education
Washington, D.C
Kansas
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Holcomb
Sunflower
Kansas Supreme Court
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The First Amendment restrains Congress from establishing a religion or prohibiting its free exercise. It also protects freedom of speech and the press and secures the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the government for redress of grievances.
Ruling over Kline case yields little for Planned Parenthood
Kansas Supreme Court harshly criticizes former Attorney General Phill Kline for his conduct in the Planned Parenthood probe yet does not impose sanctions. It orders Kline to turn over a complete set of gathered documents to the attorney general and assigns no immediate punishment. The decision leaves future action to a disciplinary administrator and Kline’s successor as Johnson County district attorney, Steve Howe, as a hearing date approaches without a trial timetable. The ruling highlights tension between Kline and the court while keeping the case in limbo.
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Kline
Johnson County
Planned Parenthood
Overland Park
Supreme Court
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Steve Six
Six
DAI
Attorney General
Steve Howe
Peter Brownlie
Planned Parenthood of
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Mid- Missouri
Howe
Brownlie
Pedro Iriganegaray
Topeka
Kay McFarland
Robert Davis
McFarland
Carol Beier
Virgin of Guadalupe a powerful cultural symbol and patron
The Virgin of Guadalupe is described as a patron of the Americas with a deep cultural impact. The article traces her origin in 1531, Papal recognitions from 1990 to 2002, controversies, and her role in politics and everyday life across Latin America and the U.S. It notes Juan Diego, miracles, and commercial depictions, plus a mention of John McCain seeking Latino support at the Basilica during a Mexico visit.
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Americas
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Tepeyac
Juan Diego
Vatican
St. Peter’s Basilica
Guadalupe
Guillermo Schulenberg
Basilica of Guadalupe
Los Angeles
John McCain
Toning down hip hop culture and Barack Obama impact
Stanley Crouch argues hip hop’s decline in black youth culture while noting Barack and Michelle Obama may shift perceptions. He cites Byron Hurt’s documentary and Russell Simmons urging producers to sell dirt. The piece contrasts anti intellectual stances with evolving national values and asks readers to consider job prospects for youth tied to hip hop.
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Byron Hurt
Hart
Russell Simmons
Simmons
Barack
Michelle Obama
Obama
MTV News
California
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