Fraudulent voting fears in 1855 Wakarusa district
In 1855 reports claim hundred Missourians encamped near the Wakarusa district plan to cast votes for pro slavery candidates. Calls exist to supply voters in precincts, while a Cincinnati company proposes sending machinery and water power to build a new commercial town. Also ads seek three printers for the office.
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Trump follows global tyrant playbook against U S universities
Robert Reich argues that Donald Trump mirrors authoritarian tactics to seize control of military and intelligence, subdue courts, threaten legislators, and clamp down on independent media and universities. He warns that funding cuts, NIH indirect-cost changes, and NSF budget slashes endanger U S science leadership and invite China to overtake in research and innovation.
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Musk Should Take a Trip Back to Spacemarooned Mars
Marlin Harmony argues Elon Musk should abandon Earth for a half year voyage to Mars. He envisions Musk coding AI for X, planning a Mars Trump Tower, and securing life support and resources, with a return not before 2030.
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A Corruption of Free Speech in Editorial Opener
To the editor, a quotation from one of Donald Trump’s early executive orders proclaims that government censorship of speech is intolerable in a free society. The text begins a discussion of limits and the role of the state in public discourse.
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Public forum letter warns against censorship and 504 repeal
Dot Nary argues against labeling and censorship in government documents and school curricula. She frames Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act as essential for disabled students and edu cation, recounts personal benefits from DOE programs, and warns Kansas and the nation risk undermining civil rights, education, and opportunity. She urges readers to contact their congressperson to oppose the move and protect IDEA and DOE.
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