King Dream Still Guides Today’s Struggle for Freedom
Our view honors Martin Luther King Jr. birth in 1929 Atlanta and his nonviolent push for universal rights. The piece notes mixed reactions from contemporaries, recalls Gandhi’s influence, King’s 1968 assassination, and ongoing race-tolerance efforts including Odessa’s annual celebration, urging a colorblind future amid recent racial tensions.
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Texas lawmakers and officials contact details listed
A fragmented listing provides addresses and phone numbers for U.S. Representatives Mike Conaway Randy Neugebauer Francisco Canseco and Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz. It includes office locations in Midland Odessa Lubbock San Antonio and Washington D.C. with emails and phone lines for each official.
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War of ideas, Mona Charen profile as columnist and former aide
Mona Charen, attorney and syndicated columnist, previously served as a Reagan White House speech writer. The profile highlights her career shift from government service to political commentary.
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More Conservative Commentary
A short column argues for a more restrained approach to policy and public discourse. It critiques current trends, urging readers to prioritize prudence, fiscal responsibility, and measured reform over bold but divisive moves. The piece frames conservative caution as stability and long term growth.
War of ideas drives Islamist violence and Western responses
The piece argues Islamists reveal that freedom is their target and liberal allies misjudge the conflict. It traces radical Islam's rise from the Muslim Brotherhood to ISIS and calls for acknowledging the threat, supporting moderates, and resisting extremism while critiquing Obama’s dealings with Muslim leaders and urging stronger U.S. backing for moderates and regional partners.
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Challenges and opportunities for the U S economy in 2015
Guest View notes mixed signals for the U S economy as 2015 begins. It cites high stock markets, cheap fuel, and unemployment at 5.8 percent alongside weak labor participation, rising debt, and Fed rate expectations. It discusses immigration, healthcare, free trade, and the TPP TTIP debates with experts like Alejandro A. Chafuen of Atlas Economic Research Foundation.
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Alex) Chafuen
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