Teens and cell phones spark driving safety concerns
The Coloradoan cites AAA Colorado findings that over half of 460 teen drivers text or talk on cell phones while driving, raising questions about cognitive distraction. Experts warn younger drivers are more prone to distraction, prompting potential stricter laws and vigilant parenting to curb texting behind the wheel.
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AAA
Colorado
AAA Colorado
Colorado State Highway Patrol
Shoppers Anticipate Holiday Start On Thanksgiving Day
Kirsten Whipple of Sears notes consumer eagerness to begin Christmas shopping on Thanksgiving. Defense lawyer Joseph Tacopina comments on Drew Peterson, who proclaims innocence in his wife's disappearance, a case tied to Tacopina's past clients including a Natalee Holloway suspect in Aruba.
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Kirsten Whipple
Sears
Joseph Tacopina
Drew Peterson
Telvision
Tacopina
Natalee Holloway
Aruba
First Amendment text summary for historical note
The First Amendment prohibits government establishment of religion and bars laws restricting free exercise of religion. It also protects free speech and press, and safeguards the right to assemble peacefully and to petition the government for grievances.
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Ee Earoe
Miracle of modern wealth from England to the world
Rich Lowry surveys Gregory Clark and Walter Russell Mead to trace the rise of living standards from a Malthusian world to the Industrial Revolution. He highlights England’s capitalist revolution, literacy gains, and open economies as engines of growth that lifted unskilled wages and shaped global power into the 21st century.
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Gregory Clark
Clark
B.C
A.D
England
Britain
America
Walter Russell Mead
United States
Europe
Napoleon
France
Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Russia
Mead
Diplomatic Opening Sought Amid Iran Sanctions Debate
Carah Ong argues the Bush administration should pursue authentic diplomacy with Iran rather than rely on sanctions. She urges Congress to require authorization for force, restore limited engagements, use confidence building measures, and redirect democracy funding to encourage moderation and direct talks toward normalization.
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U.S
Iran
Condoleezza Rice
Bush
Islamic Republic
Tehran
Washington
Revolutionary Guards
Iraq
U.N
Saddam Hussein
United States
Saddam
Congress
I Law
Office of Foreign Assets Control
Rare KU Week as Fans Celebrate Historic Seasons
A KU fan reflects on the 2007 football season with the program ranked No 2 in the BCS and No 4 in polls. The writer, a season ticket holder, describes Mangino's impact, the football fans fever at Memorial Stadium, and anticipation for the KU Missouri game while noting cross-town rivalries with Kansas State and basketball buildup.
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USA Today
Mark Mangino
Jayhawk
Missouri
Mizzou
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
Mangino
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Kansas State University
K-State
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Center For Arms Control and Nonproliferation
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