Readers react to Rolling Stone cover on Tsarnaev controversy
Readers share mixed views on Rolling Stone featuring suspected Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover. Some call it sensationalism and disrespect to victims while others defend the article and its sales strategy.
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Immigration reform or fixing the budget debate
Michael Williams frames a readers poll on whether immigration reform or budget fixes should take priority. John Boehner backs slow immigration action as House and Senate positions clash, with mixed public reaction and calls to broaden minority support. Readers are invited to weigh in via email.
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Race, Power and the Zimmerman Verdict Reflections
A Washington Post column excerpt contrasts reactions to the Zimmerman verdict with the Rodney King acquittal. Cory Booker and President Obama frame race, crime, and policy, noting violence in African American communities, reform efforts, and the need to address wage versus economic growth.
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Double standards in politics and sex ethics spark debate
Kathleen Parker argues that society applies harsher standards to women than men regarding sexual behavior. She cites Spitzer and Weiner as examples and suggests increasing women in public office to balance norms. Parker notes ongoing double standards shape law, culture, and political accountability.
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Georgia Tech develops FIDO dog vest for signaling dangers
A Georgia Institute of Technology team is creating a computerized vest named FIDO for dogs. The device aims to help handlers communicate with working dogs by using a pull toy or button to trigger signals via a microprocessor, alerting the owner to dangers or obstacles.
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