Speaking Rock Casino closure ends Texas legal battle
The Supreme Court refused a stay in the ongoing clash over Speaking Rock in east El Paso, ending a years long dispute led by Texas officials including George W. Bush era figures. The shutdown costs 800+ jobs, hits El Paso tourism, and questions state profits from gambling while preserving other gaming.
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Speaking Rock
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ysleta de Sur Pueblo
Rio Grande
Mexico
New Mexico
Sunland Park Racetrack
Ruidoso’s
Inn of the Mountain Gods
Tiguas
John Cornyn
Running a losing race the education of children
Linda Bowles argues federal control and teacher unions degrade public education. She claims NEA deals with Democrats to protect funding while reforms fail, and criticizes government role, curriculum values, and indoctrination. Bowles cites Wells on education versus catastrophe and notes her rise to prominence.
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Children of America
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NEA
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Jill
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H.G. Wells
Bowles
California
Bush attacks partial birth abortion fight and Roe v Wade
Don Feder argues against partial birth abortions in response to a Sixth Circuit appeal. He frames the Ohio ban as humane and urges preservation of rights, citing health risks and ethical concerns while praising Bush for opposing the procedure. Feder writes for the Boston Herald.
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Ohio
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Supreme Court
Nebraska
Walter Rice
Federal District Court
Dayton
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Association of American Physicians and Surgeons
NARAL
Department of Health and Human Services
Feder
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