U.S. Fights U N Over Internet Control and SOPA
Federal officials warn ITU plans threaten Internet freedom as nations push for control. ICANN maintains global coordination while SOPA seeks policing powers, sparking calls to resist United Nations meddling and preserve liberty online.
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Facebook Comments on Airport Security and Local Policing
Russell Taylor questions ECISD police patrols in parking lots near schools possibly at Southern Maid. Morgan Collins suggests stricter screening after an incident involving C4 tied to Afghanistan and Midland airport. Dustin Johnson notes TSA delays over toiletries caused flight delays.
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Let Peace Begin With Me Poem Ad Emphasizes Freedom
A poem titled Let peace begin with me is featured in a publication honoring the 1988 Pulitzer Prize winners. The text frames freedom as self-control grounded in moral guides and religious principles, asserting freedom as a gift from God rather than political power.
Sullum profile: senior editor at Reason magazine
Sullum Jacob is described as a senior editor for Reason magazine and a syndicated columnist. This brief item identifies his role and profession within the media landscape.
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Mainstream GOP under fire in debate on fiscal restraint
The piece argues Romney and Gingrich define mainstream as party leaders' comfort zone, contrasting with Paul who calls for real spending cuts and a balanced budget by 2015. It critiques defense spending, executive power, and civil liberties, noting public support for reducing Afghan and Iraq involvement and skepticism toward expansive presidential authority.
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Firsts and faiths in American politics and Mormon history
An opinionated survey notes media obsession with firsts from the first female White House usher to presidential nominees. It recounts Mormon history including persecution, Mountain Meadows, and modern achievements, arguing partisan reactions to Mormon candidates vary and applause may be scarce.
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Permian Basin Bridal Fair plans draw thumbs up
Odessa American invites readers to share opinions on current topics including the Permian Basin Bridal Fair. Readers may send positive or negative comments by email to letters oapa.com and note a thumbs nomination.
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