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Clinton shifts on guns to court NRA voters in 2016 race
Chicago Tribune notes Hillary Clinton now embraces universal background checks and blasts Bernie Sanders on gunmaker protection, hoping to win over gun owners while fearing NRA opposition. It contrasts with Obama 2008 battles and cites demographic shifts and past Clinton White House gun policy impact.
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Barack Obama
National Rifle Association
NRA
Wayne LaPierre
Obama
Hillary Clinton
Clinton
Sandy Hook
Bernie Sanders
Ron
White House
Bill Clinton
al Gore
George W. Bush
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Ronald Brownstein
The
Atlantic
Sanders
Chicago Tribune
The People Speak Make America Great Again Rally
A fragmented message urges national greatness through devotion to God. The text references making the country great again and glorifying God, with a lone line about the liturgical phrase "1 litriane" appearing incomplete.
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America
Election sparks bitter campaign and blunt contrasts
The Tribune News Service profile outlines a divisive general election between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. It notes exit polls show Trump supporters lean white and less educated while Clinton supporters include college graduates, minorities, and union members. It quotes harsh ads, policy clashes on immigration and trade, and questions about leadership, with Washington gridlock and Merrick Garland timing cited as context.
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Donald Trump
Hillary Clinton
Washington
Trump
Clinton
Vladimir Putin
Mexico
MSNBC
Obama
U.S. Court of Appeals
Merrick Garland
Supreme Court
Senate
Mitch McConnell
Garland
McConnell
Marco Rubio
Tribune News Service
Two films on empathy and humanity best and worst
A review pairs Son of Saul a Holocaust drama with Where to Invade Next a Michael Moore documentary. It contrasts depictions of atrocity and humane ideals in Italy France Finland Slovenia Norway and the United States, arguing empathy shapes civilization and politics.
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Michael Moore
Saul
Saul Auslander
Auschwitz Sonderkommando
Italy
France
Finland
Slovenia
Norway
Moore
Bureau of Justice Statistics
U.S
Tribune News Service
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