Views From Kansas on an Adoption Bill Fallout
Legislators face tough choices as a Kansas adoption bill aimed at improving the system ended up allowing faith-based agencies to reject LGBT couples. Ultraconservative moves risk labeling Kansas as backward while Gov Colyer signed the measure amid Republican support. Critics highlight Sen Doll and Sen Fitzgerald for steering discourse toward discrimination and anti LGBT rhetoric.
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Jeff Colyer
John Doll
Garden City
Greg Orman
Doll
Senate
Steve Fitzgerald
Leavenworth
Congress
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Gateway Arch Dedication and Historic Anniversaries
May 25 marks the Gateway Arch dedication in St Louis by Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. It also recalls the Edict of Worms branding Martin Luther a heretic in 1521 and the start of the Constitutional Convention in 1787 at the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia.
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Hubert Humphrey
Stewart Udall
Martin Luther
Pennsylvania State House
Philadelphia
Trump backs away from Kim as North Korea summit ends
Washington columnist David Ignatius notes President Trump cancelled the June 12 meeting with Kim Jong Un in a tactful yet risky move. The letter preserves leverage while threatening Kim, risking renewed tension with South Korea and China as Moon Jae in weighs diplomacy and future exercises.
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Libya
John Bolton
Mike Pence
Old Home Town: Lawrence Boy Wins World's Fair Ticket
Tommy Darling, a Central school pupil from Lawrence, earned a free Chicago ticket and $50 by making the most words from the phrase The World's Fair in an advertiser’s scheme. He is praised by teachers and classmates. Journal.
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Tommy Darling
Chicago
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Journal
Commencement in rain yields timeless moment at Penn
My youngest son's outdoor graduation at Franklin Field moved inside only for severe weather. Cold drizzle and cheering families surrounded graduates as Edward Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance filled the stadium. The ceremony marked endings and beginnings, a ritual of memory and calm amid rapid change.
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Edward Elgar
University of Pennsylvania
Commencement address urges humility and self change
Mona Charen notes Penn’s VIPER program and Angela Duckworth’s grit talk while urging graduates to learn how life works before changing the world. She stresses humility, gratitude, duty, and self examination as the path to meaningful impact.
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VIPER
Penn
Angela Duckworth
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