Global climate talks near Copenhagen: push for binding deal
The Plain Dealer notes a growing consensus for change as 192 nations and major corporations eye economic opportunities from energy shifts. A binding, fair, universal agreement is urged, with real limits and money to ensure equity and effective cuts in emissions. The San Diego Union Tribune reports on Americans arrested in Pakistan, highlighting concerns over divided loyalties among immigrants. It notes five young Muslim Americans planned jihad with links to militants but were rejected and later questioned, with strong community cooperation aiding the FBI inquiry.
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Obama’s speeches reveal his strategic thinking and restraint
The article analyzes President Obama’s speeches to show how he grounds decisions in history and philosophy. It highlights his West Point Afghanistan review, Oslo Nobel address, and stance on war and diplomacy, noting his willingness to challenge party wishes and define moral terms of force. It cites his framing of just war concepts and caution on Iraq, while linking his rhetoric to policy choices.
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Copenhagen climate talks face US backlash and rival demands
Mike Reagan argues against binding global emissions limits while nations like India and China demand exemptions. He contends the United States should not cede sovereignty or export jobs for a treaty based on disputed science, urging partner cooperation with limits.
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From shame to the shameless in modern media culture
Essayist notes a shift from real scandal to fame driven notoriety. Ashley Dupre joins the New York Post as an advice columnist while Tiger Woods and other figures spark a culture of shamelessness. The piece contrasts moral judgments with money and media sensationalism.
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