Make these families whole as Trump ends separations
Views from Kansas urge reuniting migrant families after the zero tolerance policy caused thousands to be separated. The Villages group home in northeast Kansas hosts separated children while federal plans for a centralized reunification program slowly emerge amid ongoing uncertainty and harm to the youths.
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Hemp sample outshines all on Wakarusa farm
Mr. Wm Meaks brought hemp stalks from his Wakarusa farm to the office, declaring their growth outpaces any other fast-growing vegetation. In Police Court George Miller from near Baldwin City got drunk and combative, was jailed, and then beaten by Bernard from the same area.
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When the social covenant is torn
Leonard Pitts argues the current partisan rancor erodes the social covenant that underpins civility in public life. He notes protests against Republicans and President Trump, claims of media bias, and a shift where everyday acts like dining out or fueling up become political. He warns the nation may follow this unraveling if civility does not return.
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On This Day Highlights From History
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Fourth Amendment Clash Over Cellphones Reaches Court
George Will analyzes the Carpenter case where the Supreme Court split over warrant requirements for cell site data. He contrasts Chief Justice Roberts's privacy protections with Justice Thomas's originalist view, noting the implications for digital surveillance and modern liberty.
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