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Our Opinion From Sharon Sorg Mitchel Olszak and William Foster
Editorial board voices consider local governance matters with emphasis on accountability and public service. The piece reflects a collective stance by Sharon Sorg, Mitchel Olszak, and William Foster on policy direction and community impact.
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The Embrace of Washington Editorial on Surveillance
A Washington Post inspired editorial notes NSA data collection from Verizon calls and Internet records, arguing concerns over privacy and government overreach persist despite court approvals. It questions accountability and hints at further revelations to come, urging scrutiny beyond bipartisan labels.
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Beat the Press echoes of White House pressure on reporters
The March 2 New York Post column Beat the Press depicts a tightening media climate under Obama with veteran reporters recalling bullying, threats, and restricted access. It cites Woodward, Greenwald, and alleged abuses from Benghazi to the IRS, urging media to resist power and disclose potential conflicts of interest.
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Pennsylvania Republicans Fire Back at Early Childhood Funding
In Harrisburg the House trims 3 million from child care subsidies for Rising Stars, jeopardizing funds for 600 families and prompting calls to restore the money. Advocates argue early childhood education yields long term savings and better school outcomes. CNHI correspondent John Finnerty reports from Harrisburg.
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WikiLeaks case contrasts with Pentagon Papers in aims and detail
The Manning WikiLeaks trial raises issues of illicit data release and risk to personnel. Assange seeks asylum in London as Ecuador plans talks with Britain on possible extradition to Sweden. Analysts compare the disclosures to the Pentagon Papers, noting differences in organization and substance amid political strains.
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