Obama immigration executive order sparks national debate
The Obama administration’s move to grant temporary relief from deportation for about 5 million undocumented immigrants has provoked lawsuits and political backlash. States including Kansas challenge the action as overreach while debates focus on executive power, reform urgency, and broader immigration policy impacts.
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Driver Distraction Cited in Accidents Rise and Speed Limits
Online reader comments responding to Kansas highway fatalities tied to a 75 mph limit in 2012 urge tickets for cell phone use while driving. A veteran describes gaps in mental health care for returning troops and the challenge of veterans’ combat experiences in seeking treatment.
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Telegram welcomes letters to the editor policy
The Telegram announces letters to the editor must be signed with writer’s address and phone number and will be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and should be 500 words or less. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 www telegr am com
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The Interview review by CNN’s Bob Franken lampoons a farce
CNN veteran Bob Franken thumbs up The Interview noting crude humor and political jabs. He recalls Sony hack chaos and GOP threats while praising the film’s bold satire and entertainment value despite controversy.
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Public Siren on Torture Costs and Moral Failure
Lt Col. Douglas A. Pryor argues in a US Senate report that CIA enhanced interrogation yielded unreliable intelligence and harmed the nation. He recalls Abu Ghraib abuses, personal involvement, and the need for a bipartisan pledge against torture.
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Thank you North Korea and the cyber threat debate
The piece argues that the United States faces serious cyber and economic threats from abroad. It cites a $16 trillion debt, low interest rates, and industrial espionage as risks. It credits China and North Korea with highlighting these dangers and calls for debt reduction, tax reform, and economic revitalization.
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