Kobach seeks secrecy on election integrity role
Editorial argues Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach uses private emails to hide work on the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity. It notes commission members used personal accounts, a potential records violation, and calls Kobach’s private-citizen claim untenable while urging transparency before the governor race.
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Kris Ko Kes
Presidential Advisory Commission On Election Integrity
Trump
Voter Fraud Commission
Kobach
Lawyers’ Committee For Civil Rights Under Law
Commission
ProPublica
Matthew Dunlap
Maine
Voting Fraud Commission
Kansas
Kansas City Star
Lawrence
Max Kautsch
Doug Anstaett
The
Kansas Press Association
United States
Commission On Election Integrity
Old Home Town in 1867 From Kansas Daily Tribune
A Kansas Daily Tribune item notes wild hops in the vicinity rivaling cultivated varieties and profitable for the idle. Photographer Mr Gardner from Washington City visits Lawrence to photograph notable Kansas sites, likely under Union Pacific Railway auspices, with a view of Massachusetts Street this afternoon.
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Gardner
Washington City
Lawrence
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway
Massachusetts Street
Spicer Emmys appearance sparks mixed laughs and questions
Leonard Pitts critiques Sean Spicer at the Emmys as a showy defense of deception. He notes the audience reaction, Melissa McCarthy’s inscrutable smile, and the dangerous ease of laughing at a president’s falsehoods while questioning the Academy’s complicity.
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White House
Melissa McCarthy
Spicer
Television Academy
Leonard Pitts
The
Miami Herald
Yes Virginia There Is Santa Claus Editorial History
On Sept 21 1897 the New York Sun published Francis P Church response to Virginia O Hanlon stating Yes Virginia there is a Santa Claus The piece affirmed belief and generosity as life’s highest beauty and joy The Hobbit by J R R Tolkien was first published in 1937 by George Allen and Unwin A hurricane in 1938 hit New York and New England causing extensive damage and about 700 deaths
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Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
James Corden
New York Times
America
Virginia O'Hanlon
New York Sun
Francis P. Church
Virginia
Santa Claus
J.R.R. Tolkien
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd
London
Cheap Speech and the First Amendment in the Digital Era
George Will analyzes the rise of cheap speech as technologies erode intermediaries and amplify falsehoods. He cites Volokh and Hasen on regulation, disinformation, and the limits of government intervention, urging careful handling of foreign money and campaign messaging amid a media firehose.
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America
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Ucla Law School
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Volokh
Richard L. Hasen
University of California, Irvine
First Amendment Law Review
Hasen
Pope Francis
Donald Trump
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Facebook
Google
Robert Mueller
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