Congress on profits and constitutional limits critique
Augusta Chronicle argues Democrats seek windfall taxes on oil profits while questioning Congressional authority to regulate the economy. It laments constitutional overreach and calls for Congress to fix its own house before acting. The Chicago Tribune reports on a Dunkin Donuts ad featuring Rachael Ray with a scarf resembling a kaffiyeh sparking controversy, defending Ray and dismissing terrorism symbolism.
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Telegram letters to editor policy and contact details
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number for possible publication. All letters will be confirmed before printing and may be edited for libel and length. Limit is 500 words. general thank you notes are welcome. form letters and testimonials will not be published.
First Amendment Text on Religion Speech and Assembly
The First Amendment states that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. It also guarantees freedom of speech and of the press and the right to peaceably assemble and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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Canadian hate speech case probes Steyn Macleans clash
A British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal weighs a complaint against journalist Mark Steyn over his Maclean's excerpt on Muslim birth rates and Europe. Critics say Canadian hate speech rules suppress free expression, while supporters defend broad protections amid a debate on media regulation and rights.
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Getting Even the Best Revenge for Hillary Supporters
Ellen Goodman argues the best revenge for Hillary Clinton supporters is getting even by leveling the playing field in media and politics. She urges supporting Obama while pushing for respect, equal pay, and more women in leadership, beyond personal vengeance.
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Love and same sex marriage in California urged for national example
A column argues that legalizing same sex marriage in California will boost the economy and social acceptance. It cites a UCLA Williams Institute study predicting nearly $700 million in wedding industry revenue and over 2,100 jobs, with travel from other states. The piece contrasts California with Kansas and urges states to follow California’s lead. The author cites Quindlen and DeGeneres on love and equality.
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US News & World Report
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UCLA
Lee Badgett
University of Massachusetts- Amherst
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