Uganda bill targets homosexuals with death penalty
The Hays Daily News reports Uganda plans a 2009 Anti-Homosexual Bill imposing death for same sex acts. Visitors Scott Lively Caleb Brundidge and Don Schmierer promoted anti gay sermons in Uganda last spring. The piece criticizes evangelical figures for fueling hate and warns of consequences in undeveloped countries.
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White House quotes on Christmas Day terror attempt and Cuba policy
President Obama decries botched Christmas Day airliner plot and cites system failure. FBI official Favreau describes lone Las Vegas shooter motive. Cuban official Vidal denounces U S screening changes in exclusive AP interview.
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Telegram invites signed letters to editor policy note
The Telegram welcomes signed letters to the editor with writer address and phone. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you letters are general. Form letters, poems, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Piola MEV tabitaihe Cae and the right to assemble
The text asserts broader rights including religious establishment limits and free expression. It references freedom of speech and press and the people’s right to peaceably assemble and petition the government for redress, invoking constitutional protections.
Football replaces baseball as national pastime, brutal and costly
Minuteman Media columnist Donald Kaul argues football dominates U S culture, calling the sport brutal and dangerous. He cites head injuries, dementia cases, repeated surgeries, and reflects on football’s toll on players like Dave Pear and Barry Sanders, ending with a provocative compare to dog fighting.
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War by another name a call to real victory over terror
The piece argues Obama avoids declaring a war against al Qaida and its affiliates, labeling the 2009 Christmas bomb attempt as an incident. It cites failed punitive strategy, calls for explicit war framing, cites Rasmussen poll on interrogations, and urges a total victory approach akin to World War II, warning that mislabeling allows enemies to prevail.
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TSA
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Truman
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From Tough on Crime to Rethinking Prisons Across America
William A. Collins argues that harsh incarceration and biased voter suppression has inflated U S prisons, noting Rockefeller Drug Laws repeal in New York, California parole shifts, and privatization trends while urging budget driven rethink of policy and global lessons.
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