Texas Views Editorial Collection From AP Archive
A curated set of Texas editorials compiled by The Associated Press offers perspectives on state politics, governance, and social issues. The series reflects regional journalism, highlighting debates over policy, leadership, and public concerns across Texas communities.
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Reading on a screen versus a bound book ruffles readers
The Dallas Morning News questions Stephen King’s Internet novella Riding the Bullet and the shift to digital publishing. It weighs copyright concerns, distribution, and reader engagement against the tactile allure of printed books, arguing the old medium still holds emotional appeal.
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Stephen King
Ernest Hemingway
Willie Morris
William Faulkner
King
Dallas Morning News
Reading list sparks debate on religion in public schools
A public school district faced protests after ninth grade English reading selections centered on Bible stories. The district amended the list to allow parent requests for other works, prompting discussion on religious instruction and parental choice in education.
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Clear Creek Independent
Jesus
Middle East
Asia
Time Warner woes spark Ann Coulter column riff
Ann Coulter rails at Time Warner with a sharp New York City theme criticizing Internet outages and cable service while mocking media obsession with the Bush McCain dynamic. She notes public reactions to voting issues and questions a president's role in national Internet access. Coulter identifies herself as Human Events columnist.
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McCain
New York Times
George Bush
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Times
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Time Warner
New Yorker
Kerry Lauerman
Salon.com
Fran Lebowitz
New York
Lebowitz
Time Warner Cable
Atlantic Ocean
Calcutta
New
Westchester County
Time Warner Cable Company
South Carolina
United States
Washington, D.C
Census Bureau
Coulter
Human Events
Flip floppers owe an explanation on abortion
Feder critiques Al Gore and other politicians for reversing their abortion stances without accountability. He cites Gore’s shift from pro life in the House to pro choice rhetoric, contrasts with Clinton and Courter, and argues science and fetal development undermine “nonentity” claims.
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Right To Life Committee
Arkansas
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Jim Courter
New Jersey
Watson Bowes
University of North Carolina
Bowes
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