Supreme Court wetlands ruling narrows federal protection
The court's ruling tightens the reach of the Clean Water Act by limiting what counts as waters of the United States. Kennedy's narrow vote and Scalia’s dissent shape a potential, more protective minority, while pending legislation could clarify which wetlands qualify, highlighting a contentious era for environmental enforcement.
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Gap widens between Islam and West in wake of Iraq deaths
A Pew survey finds rising misunderstanding between Islamic world and the West and hardened Muslim attitudes, with 46 percent in Nigeria supporting suicide bombing. The report cites riots over Prophet Muhammad cartoons, London attacks, and wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as souring ties. Senators and leaders debate U.S. troop presence, with McCain warning of a long Iraqi stay and Clinton urging a withdrawal roadmap.
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Resisting Diversity Rules Across States Sparks Legal Clash
Scripps Howard News Service reports that office holders nationwide resist laws banning racial preferences, using outreach or reform rhetoric. The ABA seeks to impose diversity standards despite prohibitions in California Florida and others, with critics like David Bernstein denouncing lawbreaking in the name of equity. Proposals like Prop 209 and Washingtons Initiative 200 face defiance from mayors, attorneys general, and judges, while California Pols and San Francisco officials contest compliance despite court orders. Gavin Newsom gains attention for controversial actions beyond marriage rights.
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Letter exposes partisan rhetoric and wartime claims
New Bedford letter writer criticizes local editor and neoconservatives for vague generalities and factual misstatements. Cites budget myths, Iraq War rationale, torture issues, and Tillman case, arguing Bush administration misled the public and connected Iraq to terrorism.
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Letters to the Editor at New Castle News
Readers are invited to submit signed letters up to 300 words to the Letters to the Editor section at the New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania. Letters may be edited for style and grammar to fit standards.
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