Our View urges basic training for reporters to bridge military civilian gap
The piece argues Pentagon plans to train civilian reporters in military manners to improve coverage and reduce the growing disconnect between civilians and the armed forces. It cites low veteran representation in Congress, notes risks of misperception, and suggests expanding training to include politicians as well.
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Voter rights clash in a columnist’s view on citizenship
Michelle Malkin argues that noncitizen voting threatens democracy and that a five year residency before naturalization preserves the value of citizenship. She notes a Florida case where a noncitizen admitted voting and laments the potential spread of noncitizen ballots to federal elections.
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Prager Comments Question Peaceful Muslim Majority
Dennis Prager, syndicated columnist and radio host from Los Angeles, questions whether the majority of Muslims are peaceful while noting a significant Muslim group worldwide. He is a nationally syndicated radio talk show host and author of four books.
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