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Cleveland seeks trust as RNC comes to town
The $6 million Tamir Rice settlement looms as Cleveland Police Division reforms to handle the Republican National Convention in late July. The case followed a Justice Department finding of a pattern of excessive force, raising questions about crowd control, officer conduct, and civil rights. The city plans to supplement officers with recruits from other communities, aiming to balance security with restraint during protests. The outcome could influence public trust as tens of thousands arrive for the convention and demonstrations.
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The People Speak on Catholicism and Money in Scandals
A reader letter argues Catholic leadership bears blame for sexual abuse scandals citing past cases in 1950s reports and similar settlements involving Jews and Mormons. The writer laments money, lawyers, bishops, and corruption, contending clergy focus on wealth over background checks and duty.
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Lose with Cruz becomes reluctant GOP choice in 2016 race
A Tribune News Service analysis notes voters view the 2016 cycle as flawed with Trump Cruz and Clinton in weak positions. It argues some Republicans may prefer Cruz as the lesser evil, praising his constitutional credentials while criticizing his arrogance and campaign tactics.
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Growth investment slump drags GDP in early 2016
The piece argues that a 0.5 percent first quarter 2016 GDP rise stems from a collapse in business investment, noting two-year declines in fixed investment, weakness in equipment and structures, and calls for radical tax, regulatory, and currency reform to revive growth and wages. It links policy choices to weaker middle-class prosperity and job creation.
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