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Society Conflicts Highlight Editorial View on Modern Wars
The piece surveys turmoil across family gender race religious and class lines. It notes Republican Democrat stalemate and tensions between management and unions. It cites biblical precedents of distrust and conflict among early people.
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The People Speak On Unity And Reconciliation
A religious exhortation urges God's people to reject division and embrace unity through peace and harmony. It emphasizes that differences unite rather than separate, highlights the value of diverse backgrounds, and stresses communication as essential to resolving disputes in marriage and ministry.
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Court ruling on visa denial sparks call for transparency
The Supreme Court backed a 9th Circuit ruling that Fauzia Din deserved a facially legitimate reason for denying her Afghan husband a visa. Justices split 5-4 on whether due process requires such explanation, prompting debate over how much detail consular decisions should disclose and the risk of mislabeling applicants as terrorists.
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Culture and social pathology in the Greatest Generation
Opinion on moral decline blamed on the Greatest Generation. It argues customs, manners, and family discipline weakened by liberal ideas since the 1960s. Cites statistics on school violence, illegitimacy, sex education, and rising federal spending from Social Security to Medicaid. Concludes moral decay threatens the nation.
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Vaping as a modern rite of passage draws mixed views
Tribune News Service notes growing teen vaping, with 2.4 million young users in 2014 and a shift from smoking to e cigarettes. It cites CDC data, bans in Wales and Nevada, Mayo Clinic cautions, and a call for cautious youth self-definition amid rapid popularity.
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