View on HIV ADA ruling curbs individual freedom
Our view argues the Supreme Court’s 5 4 decision declaring HIV a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act limits personal choice. It warns broad ADA coverage could expand to require obligations from individuals and providers, with courts deciding what risks must be accepted to stay compliant.
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Gun control hysteria and the Lott study cited
Thomas Lowell critiques gun control rhetoric citing John Lott's More Guns Less Crime. The column argues concealed handguns reduce overall crime, including violence against women and blacks, and questions waiting periods and background checks. It notes rising gun ownership correlates with crime declines and reflects on media and political reactions.
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News unfit to print says Thomas on media bias
Cal Thomas laments declining journalistic standards and pervasive bias in modern media. He cites fabricated reports at CNN Time, firings for fabrications, and costly apologies, arguing a shift from fact checking to ratings driven sensationalism. The column calls for restored reporting integrity and accountability.
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