NASA scrub delays first shuttle return to space
NASA officials announced a planned Discovery launch to the International Space Station was scrubbed due to a faulty fuel gauge. The delay extends a 2 1/2 year wait since the Columbia tragedy, with July or September launch windows cited to achieve a daytime ascent for photographic purposes.
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WorldCom boss Ebbers gets 26 years in prison
Gino Cavallo and Jim Holt react to Bernard Ebbers' 26 year sentence for the largest corporate fraud in U.S. history. They comment on justice and political fallout as Rove involvement and media leaks stir debate. Ben Jones objects to profanity in a Dukes of Hazzard film adaptation.
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The text invokes fundamental rights including freedom of religion speech press assembly and petition. It presents a broad constitutional safeguard against government infringement and emphasizes citizen redress of grievances.
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Attack on Western policy sparks critique of wars and terrorism
Charley Reese questions the framing of the global war on terror. He argues terrorism is a tactic, not a united entity, and blames Western policy in the Islamic world, including Israel, for fueling attacks. He urges rethinking foreign policy and criticizes media amplification of incidents. He notes the London attacks as misinterpreted and calls for cautious, police-style responses to terrorists.
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Who are the reactionaries now
Victor Davis Hanson argues that Democratic obstructionism and liberal negativism fail to offer a viable alternative. He contrasts Republican gains in power with Democratic leadership, cites diversity among Republicans, and calls for fresh, inclusive populism to counter Bush administration policies in the Middle East and abroad.
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Middle East
Moving on from a barn office to a smaller modern workspace
Alan Guebert reflects on leaving his 800 square foot loft above a garage barn in central Illinois for a 300 square foot, lake-view office. He recounts renovations since 1988, an extended move process, and memories tied to the space, while noting the new chapter with Catherine and the same farming focus.
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