Editorial Opposes Westar Rate Increases in Kansas
Editorials condemn Westar Energy proposed rate hike of 17.2 million, urging CURB and Kansas Corporation Commission to reject the request and cut rates by 69 to 125 million. Westar cites wind farm costs and merger savings while CURB and KCC staff oppose recovery of Western Plains wind project costs and seek lower solar charges and no demand fee.
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Westar Energy
Citizens Utility Ratepayer Board
CURB
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Westar
Kansas
ECC
David Nickel
Lawrence
Great Plains Energy
Kansas City Power & Light
Western Plains
Nickel
God Reflections Stir Debate on Immigrant Cruelty
Leonard Pitts argues that envisioning God as a reflection of ourselves reveals biases among Christians and condemns the zero tolerance immigration policy. He contrasts research showing diverse depictions of God with CNN reports of migrant families separated at the border, calling the policy morally indefensible and hypocritical.
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God
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Michelangelo
Cnn.com
Honduras
U.S
Congress still genuflects to executive power
George Will argues the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel justified a Syria strike order without Congress, asserting a broad national interest scope. He warns such reasoning risks bypassing Congress and fueling unilateral U.S. military action, including possible Korea policy implications.
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Washington
Tim Kaine
D-Va
America
Singapore
Kaine
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Syria
Damascus
OLC
U.S
United Nations
Kim Jong UN
Korean Peninsula
Middle East
North Korea
Lindsey Graham
R.S.C
Trump
Bosnia
Libya
Supreme Court
Korean
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
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