Should Palin Run for Senate Sparks Strong Opinion
Readers debate Sarah Palin with strong pro and con views on her potential Senate run. Others critique political accountability and ethics, noting governors’ terms and the need for practical, common sense leadership over partisan spectacle.
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You Are Being Watched How License Plate Readers Record Movements
ACLU cites nationwide expansion of automatic license plate readers with limited oversight and growing databases. Ohio patrols reportedly delete non-flagged captures, but policies vary. Readers probe privacy, prompting calls for safeguards and public input.
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Cheney's Wyoming Senate Bid Spurs Racial and Political Debate
Liz Cheney announces a Wyoming Senate run stirring conservative talk and questions about representation. The piece riffs on party dynamics, voter impact and the Cheney family’s political reach against a backdrop of national skepticism about female candidates and high profile familial runs.
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Sharpton’s ties to wealth and exclusive clubs scrutinized
Kathleen Parker critiques Al Sharpton’s money connections and access to elite “Masters of the Universe” circles. The piece questions who pays for his lifestyle and warns of selective accountability given his history with Tawana Brawley, Crown Heights riots, and subsequent public actions.
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Fresh Ideas From The New York Times on Store Tracking
Last fall Nordstroms began testing technology to track customers by wi fi signals from smartphones. The move shows retailers seek data on shopper sex duration in aisles and time spent viewing merchandise. Such data collection signals broader industry trend.
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