Ohio State and Meyer face ethics questions after probe
The piece reviews a two week Ohio State led inquiry into Urban Meyer handling of Zach Smith domestic abuse allegations. It notes failures to act, record keeping issues on Meyer's phone and inconsistent disclosures, with Meyer suspended three games and the athletic director about two weeks. The editorial warns that success may mask deeper priorities at the university.
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Manafort Conviction and Cohen Plea Shift US Narrative
A Tuesday news surge sees Paul Manafort convicted on eight counts and Michael Cohen pleading guilty to eight, altering the national conversation. The split Manafort verdict and Cohen cooperation are framed as steps in a difficult path for Trump, Mueller, and the legal system.
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Public forum letters and commentary span church abuse and cemetery care
A sequence of letters and columns addresses Catholic Church abuse in 1990s Chicago and ongoing cover ups, parental activism in Kansas, criticism of Oak Hill Cemetery maintenance, and reflections on U S politics around the Trump era. Various voices including Sue Herynk Christine Elliott and David Ignatius weigh in on moral duty and national leadership.
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August 24 marks pivotal events including the 1949 NATO pact taking effect, Vesuvius eruption in AD 79 causing extensive loss of life, Rome overrun by Visigoths in AD 410, Washington burned in 1814, Amelia Earhart solo coast to coast flight in 1932, Eisenhower signing the Communist Control Act in 1954, Hiram Fong and Daniel Inouye swearing in as first Asian American senators and representatives, and Pluto reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006.
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