Public Forum on rising crime in Lawrence Kansas
Leslie Mills of Lawrence voices concern about escalating crime in September including fatal shootings near KU campus and a grocery lot, multiple rapes at KU, armed robbery at a local bank, a high speed chase with thrown guns, and general speeding and dangerous driving. She asks why KU pursues cases and highlights lenient sentencing rumors.
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Willingness to Believe: a warning about misinformation
Patrick Shannon warns that about half of Americans spread bizarre false claims and seditious rhetoric through social media, creating a misinformed populace ripe for exploitation. He cites a attribution to Hitler or Mussolini about the masses’ limited time to think and their willingness to believe.
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Book bans reveal fear of learning and change
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that bans on titles like I Am Rosa Parks and Ruby Bridges Goes to School reflect white conservatism's war on African American history and on the courage to confront difficult truths. Censorship, he says, harms knowledge and liberty.
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Court could shed light on a secretive process
George Will argues the Supreme Court should decide whether it has jurisdiction to review FISC and FISCR motions for access to secret opinions. The piece stresses transparency as essential to the rule of law, noting Congress and courts have conflicts over declassification and public scrutiny of national security surveillance.
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