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Bergdahl swap triggers mixed reaction in Washington
The Bergdahl case draws criticism over the prisoner exchange with the Taliban. Five Guantanamo detainees were freed in the swap, raising questions about necessity and transparency. Critics argue about political motives and the risks posed by released detainees, while supporters stress the obligation to bring home a soldier.
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Traffic concerns rise over school zone near New Castle
Charles Wilcox of Scott Street New Castle urges action on traffic control near the new Lockley Learning Center. He cites drivers ignoring signals on Jefferson Street from Grant Street to Croton Avenue and questions why the New Castle school board and police see no need for more signs or crossing guards to protect students and bus routes.
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Political debate over growth in an election year
Amid weak first quarter growth and mixed May labor data, the piece argues wage growth remains stunted at 2.1 percent, with low employment to population and stagnant labor force participation. It critiques Democrats for costly policies, notes GOP fragmentation, and touts aggressive corporate tax reform as the path to higher wages and jobs.
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Slenderman stabbing case prompts questions on parents and online myths
In Wisconsin, two 12-year-olds charged as adults stabbed a friend 19 times under the imagined orders of Slenderman. The case highlights parental awareness gaps as the fantasy figure circulated via Creepypasta Wiki and online circles.
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