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Supreme Court cellphone warrant ruling draws unanimous praise
Our Opinion supports the nine to zero decision requiring warrants to seize cellphones. The editorial stresses Fourth Amendment privacy, noting smartphones store vast personal data. It warns about data collection by Internet firms and reinforces that civil liberties deserve protection despite policing challenges.
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Perfect wedding praised at United Methodist Church
The People Speak editor notes a flawless ceremony for Lindsey Farrington and Eric Day at the first United Methodist Church on Decker Drive in Lawrence County. Rev. Richard J. Helsal delivers a dynamic service emphasizing marriage, while attendees are fed at The New Englander, leaving lasting impressions of the sermon and the no sleep zone during the June 21 service.
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Education scores success in reverse
The piece argues that while education is seen as a failure, it has succeeded in dumbing down the nation. It cites low historic knowledge among students and adults, noting NAEP history proficiency, college seniors’ Civil War awareness, and gaps about the atomic bomb and World War II enemies. It criticizes the education establishment and climate rhetoric, claiming widespread ignorance and manipulation.
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The future of Iraq and Iran shape the crisis
The piece argues the practical future of Iraq must consider Iran and warns arms alone cannot yield lasting solutions. It notes ISIS brutality and US caution under Obama, with advisers and possible airstrikes. It emphasizes political over military fixes and Iran’s pivotal, diverging interests.
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