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Clean Air Fight in Congress Spurs Bipartisan Debate
Critics and lawmakers clash over Obama EPA air rules aimed at curbing ground level ozone and climate change. Proponents warn of health and economic costs of pollution, while opponents cite energy jobs and fossil fuel interests backing the opposition.
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Letter defending K9 officer Rocco honors
A reader rebukes Arthur McRae Powell for calling K9 officer Rocco “a funeral for a damn dog.” The writer insists K9s are police, deserve the same honors as line of duty deaths, and recalls the flag draped funeral and their memory.
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Reality check on Rolling Stone UVA rape saga aftermath
The piece argues Rolling Stone apologized for a frail account of a UVA fraternity rape that likely never occurred. It questions motives of editors and readers, notes UVA suspended Greek activities, and critiques the rape culture narrative that may undermine genuine victims and skew perceptions of campus life and gender dynamics.
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Odd twists in U S economy spark uneasy punditry
A Tribune News Service column surveys three odd trends shaping the economy. Banks hoard cash and pressure large borrowers to move funds abroad while regulators fear another crash. oil price declines complicate global winners and losers including Texas and Louisiana. and government lowers mortgage down payments amid lingering housing jitters, amid rate hike talk by the Fed and Bank of England.
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