Cant' Telegram City Editor Publisher Profile
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Geography knowledge gap alarms readers
The Democrat and Chronicle notes a National Geographic survey finding half of Americans aged 18 to 24 cannot locate New York, and 60 percent cannot locate Iraq. Only 14 percent deem speaking another language important. The Times Leader urges action to improve geographic literacy and language skills to compete globally and avert manipulation. It also warns on Social Security and Medicare funding risks, urging lawmakers to prioritize reforms.
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Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester
N.Y
America
New York
National Geographic Society
Iraq
United States
Mexico
Letters to the editor guidance from The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with full contact details for publication and confirmation. Letters must be under 500 words and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed.
First Amendment text of freedom and rights summary
The First Amendment outlines five core freedoms: religion press speech assembly and petition. It prohibits government establishment of religion and protects individuals from actions that hinder free exercise. It anchors citizen rights to speak freely and to seek redress from government.
Democrats confront abortion stance in Casey Jr. bid
Casey Jr a pro life Democrat seeks Senate seat while national party shifts on abortion. The piece traces party strategy from 1990s pro life gains to today, noting polls, reactions by Kerry Edwards and Clinton allies, and Ponnuru's critique in The Party of Death. It argues Democrats maneuver to minimize abortion impact and use Casey to influence control of the Senate.
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Casey Jr
Casey
U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania
National Party
National Review
Ramesh Ponnuru
Ponnuru
John Kerry
John Edwards
NARAL
Kate Michelman
Donna Brazile
Howard Dean
Hillary Clinton
Bob Casey Jr
Rick Santorum
Senate
Get Over It The Mommy Wars Enduring Battle and Hope
An embedded correspondent reflects on 37 years of mommy wars between stay-at-home and working mothers. She notes generational cycles, personal costs, and shifting sentiments as advocates push for policy changes through MomsRising and related efforts, urging society to move beyond polarization.
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Leslie Morgan Steiner
Caitlin Flanagan
Slamo
Salary.com
Joan Blades
MoveOn.org
Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner
MomsRising.org
Rosie the Riveter
Blades
Moussaoui Trial Reveals Ironies Of Justice And Fate
A Virginia jury spared Zacarias Moussaoui from death, sending him to life in a Supermax prison. He sought a retrial, but Judge Brinkema denied the motion, arguing a fair trial remains possible with American jurors.
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Moussaoui
Alexandria
America
Florence
Colo
Leonie M. Brinkema
Brinkema
Thad
White House
Virginia
United States
Colorado
Osama bin Laden
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed
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Nationalreview.com
General Hayden
Rich Lowry
King Features Syndicate
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Washington Post
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