California gun rights viewed in high court ruling
Our view urges protection of gun rights after the California Supreme Court revived the Roberts Roos Assault Weapons Control Act. Critics argue the law is vague and expands executive power, while advocates say it upholds public safety. Noted experts question impact on crime and constitutional protections.
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Chuck Michel
U.S. Supreme Court
Adoption debate frames teen motherhood and international options
Mona Charen argues domestic adoption declines harm children while international adoption fills gaps. She cites Nicole a 16 year old from Maryland choosing to raise her baby amid social attention and state aid. The piece contrasts adoptee well being with outcomes for children raised by single parents or grandparents and urges responsible counsels for teen mothers.
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Gore education pledge attracts union support
Donfeded syndicated columnist notes NEA and AFT backed Gore promising education spending yet opposing vouchers and merit pay. He quotes unions opposing school choice while urging funds for teachers, pre school for four year olds, and extensive federal control.
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