Seaspaper Honors Peace Message and Freedom Work
The Odessa American acknowledges Pulitzer Prize winner 1988 and editor publisher noted for promoting peace. The column praises dedication to liberty and the Golden Rule, citing editorial leadership and ethical journalism in delivering Truths and civic engagement.
Abortion Attitudes Shift in America Across Decades
A broad survey traces how abortion views evolved from the late 20th century to today. It cites a Newsweek poll showing split opinions on abortion rights and morality, notes declines in abortion rates since 1990, and attributes changes to contraception use, access, and information. It mentions Naomi Wolf and Guttmacher Institute data on attitudes and behavior, and discusses cultural and legal factors shaping the debate.
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Universities need self exam by William Murchison
Senior public policy writer William Murchison argues universities face accountability and integrity concerns. He reflects on external pressures, faculty priorities, and the role of higher education in society while endorsing public discourse and citizen input through policy foundations.
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