Faith and science can co exist in debate over vaccines
Ethan Lindenberger, 18, testified before the U S Senate on vaccinating against measles, citing his defiance of his mother and reliance on CDC reports. The piece notes measles cases rising, Ohio opt out laws, and contrasts faith with science, quoting Rand Paul and references to Galileo and Darwin, ending with a contact for Charita Goshay.
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Ethan Lindenberger
Norwalk
Ohio
U.S. Senate Health Committee
Lindenberger
Facebook
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
Rand Paul
Galileo Galilei
Galileo
Vatican
Charles Darwin
Whitmer budget eyes extending corporate tax in Michigan
The Detroit News editorial notes Governor Whitmer proposes extending the 6 percent corporate income tax to privately owned businesses including S corps and LLCs. It argues the plan amounts to double taxation, despite credits, and warns it could reverse Michigan’s business climate revival. The piece endorses Earned Income Tax Credit expansion and opposes broad tax hikes, urging Legislature to resist anti business measures.
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Rick Snyder
Michigan
Snyder
Whitmer
Patrick Anderson
Anderson Economic Group
Anderson
Letters to the Editor Touch on Border Wall and Local Sports Praise
The page compiles letters criticizing border policy and praising The Holland Sentinel’s sports coverage. Alicia Clark of Zeeland questions media portrayals of child welfare at the border while praising The Holland Sentinel staff, particularly Dan D Addona, for highlighting local athletes and resilience amid adversity. David Vander Sillis of Laketown Township asks if attention to athletes could reduce gang activity.
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Hope College
Dan D’addona
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Charita Goshay
Charita.goshay
Cantonrep
Senate Committee On Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Capitol Hill
Washington
Carolyn Kaster
Canegraniwwnd
The
Detroit News
Gretchen Whitmer
Editorial
Chrysler Auto
Detroit
Carlos Osorio
Alicia Clark
Zeeland
Holland Sentinel
Holland Area
David Vander Sillis
Laketown Township
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