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Sunday Hunting Ban in Pennsylvania Faces Court and Legislature
A federal judge ruled against Hunters United for Sunday Hunting in challenging Pennsylvania’s Sunday hunting ban as a Second Amendment violation. Judge Yvette Kane rejected claims of religious rights infringement and found no constitutional right to hunt. Advocates urge legislative change, noting economic strength and citizen activism while opponents emphasize rural peace and farm concerns.
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Dr James Paige Remembered For Compassionate Dental Care
The community mourns Dr James Paige of New Castle a longtime dentist who offered care to families for 30 years. He welcomed walk ins regardless of payment and often treated elementary students free of charge reflecting his commitment to welfare and family.
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Benghazi mystery unravelled by overlooked New York Times piece
The piece argues the Benghazi attacks were not a mystery and key evidence existed in a New York Times feature of October 16, 2012. It claims Ansar al Shariah led the assault, with attackers citing a mocking video, challenging Obama administration framing and Republican counterclaims.
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Impact of U.S. Iraq War Policy and ISIS Threats
The piece argues Obama failed to secure victory in Iraq after a quick war, leading to insurgency and ISIS growth. It cites Saddam Hussein's legacy, criticizes policy toward Syria and terrorism, and mentions potential postwar troop or aid options. Robert Ford is cited as challenging administration limitations.
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