Supreme Court upholds ban on material support to terrorist groups
Guest editorial warns the ruling tightens free speech limits by deeming even nonmaterial aid as material support. It questions knowledge standards, cites PKK violence, and fears further erosion of the Bill of Rights alongside verdicts limiting corruption prosecutions. The Orange County Register.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Holder
Erwin Chemerinsky
UC Irvine School of Law
Chemerinsky
P.K.K
Turkey
Orange County Register
Comiskey Park Opens as White Sox Park in 1910
On July 1, 1910 the original Comiskey Park opened as White Sox Park in Chicago. The White Sox lost 2-0 to the St. Louis Browns in the opening game. Charles Goodyear, inventor of vulcanized rubber, died in 1860 at age 59 in New York. The Civil War Battle of Gettysburg began in Pennsylvania in 1863.
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White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Charles Goodyear
New York
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Roswell Students Honored by ENMU and Concordia Seminary
LeAdrian Aldridge daughter of Otis L Aldridge Sr of Roswell earned recognition from Eastern New Mexico University for cheerleading work in 1984 85. Kevin Krohn of Roswell received a vicarage assignment from Concordia Seminary St Louis Missouri after seven years of theological training and will serve a year internship at Trinity Lutheran Church Great Falls Montana.
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LeAdrian Aldridge
Otis L. Aldridge Sr
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
Aldridge
Kevin Krohn
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Krohn
O.E. Krohn
Trinity Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Mont
Immigration tensions in Bernalillo sheriff race commentary
A New Mexico opinion piece discusses immigration anxieties tied to the Bernalillo County sheriff candidates and broader national debate. It critiques xenophobia, contrasts amnesty rhetoric with border security realities, and notes the gobernador race as a potential forum for real policy solutions.
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Albuquerque
Jimmy Carter
East
West Germany
Edward Alden
Council On Foreign Relations
Alden
Wall Street Journal
Mary Anastasia O'Grady
la Frontera
Ciudad Juarez
Chihuahua
el Paso
Dona Ana
Martinez
New Mexico
Petraeus Faces Daunting Afghan Challenge As Command Begins
General David Petraeus takes command in Afghanistan amid a weak Afghan partner, a questioned strategy, and rising casualties. He must persuade Congress and Afghans, manage Karzai’s corrupt government, and oversee a fragile counterinsurgency as Kandahar operations face delays ahead of a July 2011 withdrawal target.
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Afghanistan
David Petraeus
Senate
Hamid Karzai
Kandahar
U.S
Barack Obama
McChrystal
Richard Dannatt
NATO
Legal progressives and the Constitution in Supreme Court debates
The article contrasts legal progressivism with judicial restraint in light of McDonald v. Chicago. It argues progressives seek rights beyond the text, while restraint sticks to enumerated rights and original meanings. It cites Justice Stevens as an exemplar of progressive redefinition of restraint.
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Elena Kagan
John Paul Stevens
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