Immigration reform must include three core elements
The piece argues America faces a once in a generation chance to fix immigration policy and warns against amnesty. It contends any viable reform needs guest worker provisions, harsher employer penalties, and tamper proof IDs, or else Congress will repeat past failures. It also notes McCain Kennedy’s plan risks legalization for millions.
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Deep Throat and the ethics of anonymous sources
The piece reflects on the Deep Throat reveal and the role of anonymous sources in journalism. It emphasizes that while off the record tips can aid understanding, on the record sources are preferred and editors require substantial corroboration. Felt’s case shows personal motives influence leaks, yet accountability and public benefit remain central.
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French vote defeats proposed EU constitution in landmark setback
Rich Lowry notes France rejects the draft EU constitution by 55 percent, challenging centralized rule and the push toward a European super state. He compares it to past revotes on treaties and argues for a two tier EU while lamenting populist backlash and elite resistance to direct democracy.
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Martin Schulz
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Maritime news potpourri for inland readers
Charley Reese weighs ocean issues from piracy to double hulls to rogue waves. He notes 2004 piracy spikes, sinking bulk carriers in 1980s–90s, and offshore safety debates. He laments limited coverage, urges greater visibility of maritime affairs, and shares personal sea reflections.
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