Why Not Me Emerges In Crowded GOP 2016 Race
A growing field of Republicans from Kasich to Rubio and Cruz eyes the 2016 nomination, fueled by fragmentation, media shifts, super PAC money, and waning Clinton odds. The piece notes Kasich’s Ohio governorship, Rubio and Paul as rivals, Christie as possible mainstream challenger, and the royalist pattern in past GOP nominees. It also cites how social media and wealthy donors alter campaigning, and mentions Clinton’s slipping image as a factor.
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America faces a knowledge crisis in history geography and civics
Nation’s Report Card shows most eighth graders misstate Marbury v Madison power and misattribute self evident truths to the Declaration of Independence. Few can calculate time zone puzzles and many struggle to distinguish constitutional powers. Experts warn of a warning crisis and urge renewed emphasis on social studies and liberal arts. David M. Shribman notes the stakes for citizenship and democracy.
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Notable events on May 11 across history
May 11 highlights include USS Bunker Hill kamikaze attack in 1945 off Okinawa with 346 killed, 43 missing, 264 wounded. Peter Stuyvesant arriving as New Netherland governor in 1647. CSS Virginia scuttled in 1862. 1927 founding of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. 1935 Rural Electrification Administration created. 1953 Waco tornado. Eichmann captured in 1960. Ellsberg case ended in 1973. Bob Marley died in 1981. Bradford stadium fire in 1985. ValuJet crash in 1996. 2005 Afghanistan protests over Guantanamo story. 2010 Cameron becomes UK PM. 2014 pro-Russian eastern Ukraine vote claims. Musa Dayib survives 11-story fall.
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