No Need for a Living Wage Registry in Lawrence
The editorial argues against a voluntary living wage registry for Arete, noting it would be flawed and unfair to businesses unable to meet a $12.99 per hour standard. It favors growing employers who pay living wages over shaming efforts, urging city focus on broader economic growth and job creation.
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Jennifer Ananda
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Containment as the only option in nuclear policy debate
George Will argues that containment is a flawed default in arms control debates over Iran and North Korea. He notes historical thresholds, the limits of treaties, and the enduring challenge of deterring nuclear-armed regimes while warning that evolving threats may force harsher choices beyond containment.
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Paul Ryan and the DACA political standoff in Congress
Linda Chavez analyzes Speaker Paul Ryan's refusal to allow a floor vote on DACA protections amid a discharge petition by 17 Republicans led by Rep. Carlos Curbelo. The piece argues the 800,000 young immigrants face deportation as Ryan weighs political risk and potential presidential veto, urging humane action.
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