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Supreme Court ruling on Confederate flag license plates
The court upheld Texas may reject a Confederate flag plate as government speech, but critics say it erodes a key principle: when government creates a public forum for expression it cannot favor one message over another. The dissents warn of selective plates reflecting state views, not private speech.
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The People Speak Editor Letter on Oil Tax Policy
A New Castle News reader voices frustration with petroleum industry calls and mailings. The writer urges taxing drilling companies to fund schools and municipalities, argues gas and oil are a state resource, and calls for citizen outreach to Harrisburg to push for fair share payments.
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What makes a heavy drinker in today’s debates
A UW study fuels questions about heavy drinking definitions. Researchers define heavy for women as over one glass daily and over two for men, with broader measures used elsewhere. The piece explores personal norms, health angles, and social factors shaping moderation debates.
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Legacy runoff era shapes Clinton and Bush 2016 pitches
Clinton aligns with Obama and Bill Clinton while embracing Roosevelt and a historic female presidency to energize the base, citing lessons from her mother and promising a continuing destiny. Bush touts Florida governance and conservative values, avoids key social fights, and attacks Washington elites while pledging higher growth and millions of jobs.
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