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Crossip showdown looms as Obama faces GOP Senate curb
The White House and Republicans sit far apart after midterms as Obama vows to veto tax breaks amid a budget battle. GOP aims to balance the budget in 10 years without tax hikes or defense cuts, risking deeper domestic cuts and a renewed fiscal clash.
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The People Speak Editor speaks on policing and race
A readers’ lament condemns police brutality against Black Americans and grand jury decisions. It cites Eric Garner in New York and Ferguson in Missouri, urging special prosecutors to curb rogue officers and end lethal force. The piece notes Pittsburgh references and calls for accountability.
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Climate warnings and the Keystone XL debate
Tribune News Service surveys climate discourse from skeptical voices to warning poles. It notes The Spectator's Matt Ridley and Richard Tol arguing warmer weather could cut deaths and boost yields, while counterpoints warn of increased famine risks and polar bear declines, citing works by John Gribbin and William Kellogg.
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Supreme Court urged to treat Internet threats seriously
The author debates oral arguments at the Supreme Court over Internet threats and the balance between free speech and threat assessment. Focusing on Anthony Elonis’s Facebook posts, the piece contrasts subjective intent with reader impact, critiques First Amendment limits, and argues criminals should not hide behind free expression.
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