Your Views On Pardons And The Trump Arpaio Case
The piece argues that President Trump’s pardon of Sheriff Joe Arpaio reveals troubling limits in executive power and signals potential future constitutional crises. It contrasts pardons with rule of law, notes reactions from scholars and conservative editors, and warns about unchecked presidential influence on investigations and justice.
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Congressional Contact Addresses for Schumer and Gillibrand
The reader lists contact locations for U.S. Senator Charles Schumer and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand. Schumer office is Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510. Gillibrand office is Dirksen Senate Office Building.
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Hillary Clinton Apology Question Repeats in Discourse
Arkansas Times columnist Gene Lyons argues that Hillary Clinton does not owe an apology for Whitewater Benghazi Clinton Foundation or emails. He notes hostile coverage and Trump attacks while asserting no provable crime by the Clintons. Lyons cites media behavior and recalls Clinton's post election reflections.
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History Highlights From September Dates Through 2017
A compact calendar of notable dates and events across history. Highlights include Japan’s 1945 surrender aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay, the 1666 Great Fire of London, the 1789 establishment of the U.S. Treasury, and the 1963 Tuskegee High School stand by Alabama Governor George C. Wallace. Also noted are milestones in journalism, early computing, and Olympic results, plus modern events such as the 2016 Hurricane Hermine in Florida and shifts in public health policy on antibacterial chemicals.
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