Views on Abu Ghraib and aging rock stars in the press
The Buffalo News condemns Graner and England as evidence of wider abuse trends in Iraq. The Greenville News hails the Rolling Stones as ageless performers amid a lucrative world tour, noting enduring fan interest in veteran rock.
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Charles Graner
Pfc
Lynndie England
United States
Graner
Iraq
England
DeWine Warns on First Vote for Texas Nominee to 5th Circuit
Sen. Mike DeWine says procedural votes will complicate the confirmation of Priscilla Owen to the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. He argues that once the first vote occurs, it will be hard to strike a deal or reverse the process.
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Mike DeWine
Ohio
Texas Supreme Court
Priscilla Owen
5Th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
Telegram invites signed letters to editor for publication
The Telegram announces letters to the editor must be signed and include the writer's address and phone number. All letters will be confirmed before publication and subject to editing for libel and length. Letters should be under 500 words. thank you notes are general. form letters and testimonials will not be printed. contact details provided.
First Amendment text clarification ruling
The excerpt presents the core clauses of the First Amendment, outlining establishment and free exercise of religion, free speech and press, and the rights to assemble and petition. It states limits on government action to respect these fundamental freedoms.
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Cor
Love and marriage in the age of same-sex unions
Ellen Goodman argues that love now shapes marriage more than tradition, noting history shows a shift from mercenary unions to love based bonds. She cites Stephanie Coontz and public shifts in Massachusetts where 6200 gay couples wed, and polls rose to 60 percent approval.
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Massachusetts
Stephanie Coontz
Coontz
Anne
Chad Gifford
Bank of America
Boston Globe
James Dobson
Focus On the Family
Red Sox
Newsweek errors fuel media decline over Bush intelligence saga
Rich Lowry argues Newsweek and its reporters Michael Isikoff and John Barry misled the public by relying on dubious sources in a May 9 piece about Guantanamo Quran desecration. He notes Pentagon denial, ongoing SouthCom investigation, and broader media hostility to the military, marking a broader decline in credibility.
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United States
Michael Isikoff
John Barry
U.S
Afghanistan
Isikoff
Barry
U.S. Detention Center
Guantanamo Bay
FBI
Newsweek
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SouthCom
Miami
Pakistan
Gitmo
Pentagon
Mike Isikoff
Mark Whitaker
Bush
Abu Ghraib
CBS
Howard Fineman
Vietnam
Dick Cheney
Life Lessons for College Graduates by Jamie Jones
A Southwest Kansas college guidance column urges undecided students to pursue higher education, live in dorms, and embrace change. It advises dating without rush, staying flexible with majors, studying hard, and chasing dreams, with notes on balancing work, study, and personal growth.
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