Barr powers stoke Trump witch hunt in declassification drive
Barr uses broad authority to declassify intelligence as he probes origins of the Mueller investigation, aiming to support Trump’s deep state conspiracy. He deputized Connecticut US attorney and backs inspector general reviews, fueling claims of spying and bias while critics warn of partisan aims.
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Editorial: Barr and Nunes undermine Mueller probe in Chronicle
The San Francisco Chronicle May 28 editorial criticizes Devin Nunes use of declassified material to shield the president and argues William Barr pursues expansive executive power. It accuses Barr of recasting Mueller’s findings as exculpatory and attempting to discredit the investigation to protect Trump.
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Understanding Letters and Guest Columns at The Holland Sentinel
The Holland Sentinel accepts letters and guest columns on various subjects. Letters are capped at 300 words, while guest columns must run 600 to 750 words. Submissions require headshots, a feedback email, and are edited for clarity and AP style.
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Pro-Con Puerto Rico debt and disaster aid questioned
A columnist argues the U.S. federal oversight board over Puerto Rico acts as a colonial authority, draining funds, favoring creditors, and hindering relief after Hurricane Maria. It cites the board’s budget, conflicts of interest, and a dire economic path, urging scrutiny of disaster response and debt restructuring.
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San Juan
Joseph Stiglitz
Puerto Rico Faces Skepticism Over Disaster Aid and Management
The piece argues billions in federal disaster relief have flowed more to Texas, Florida, and Louisiana than to Puerto Rico, while detailing distribution delays, Puerto Rico’s logistics struggles, and critical GOP and think tank takes on governance. It notes 42.3 billion allocated to Puerto Rico, with 17 billion pending, and highlights concerns about local finances and capacity.
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