Hatred of Immigrants Faces Long American History
A feature argues that anti immigrant rhetoric echoes across eras from Ben Franklin to Trump and that courageous voices like Ralph Carr challenged hostility. It notes shifting demographics and warns Republicans risk moral and political authority if they echo xenophobia. Steve and Cokie Roberts comment.
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Iran nuclear deal scrutiny urged as Congress weighs Vienna agreement
In a view aligned with President Obama's inaugural rhetoric, the piece argues the Vienna accord with Iran warrants congressional scrutiny. It notes limited caps on Tehran's nuclear program, extended breakout time, and lifted embargoes on arms and missiles, urging careful consideration before any up or down vote. It concludes urging vigilance ahead of the congressional decision.
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Benghazi committee pace and Clinton email battle continues
The House Select Committee on Benghazi led by Rep. Trey Gowdy faces renewed questions over its purpose and calls to release Sidney Blumenthal's sworn deposition. Hillary Clinton defends her use of a private email server while Gowdy repeats claims that the committee uncovered her email practices. Blumenthal testified under oath about his emails and their portrayal amid disclosures tied to Guccifer and a broader Russian intelligence context.
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Diet soda as an occasional treat debated by readers
Dear reader notes growing doubt over diet soda. Studies link sugar free drinks to metabolic syndrome and increased sugar craving. A Nature study on artificial sweeteners in mice suggests gut bacteria shifts may raise calorie absorption after consumption.
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