Promise of one country two systems fades in Hong Kong
Cal Thomas argues the 50 year pledge from Beijing to Hong Kong is 33 years in and eroding as China restricts elections. The article cites The New York Times reporting new nomination rules and quotes Li Fei on loving the country and Hong Kong. It notes Tiananmen era violence as a cautionary backdrop and asks pro democracy protesters to decide their path.
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Hong Kong
China
Beijing
New York Times
National People’s Congress Standing Committee
Li Fei
The
Times
Pro
Tiananmen Square
Martin Lee
Democratic Party
Dom
America
Lee
Tiananmen
Taiwan
Editorial calls airport review for ISIS sympathizers
The piece argues for an immediate top-to-bottom security audit at Minneapolis-St. Paul International after revelations of Minnesota individuals linked to ISIS and work access by a janitorial contractor. It warns that if MSP harbors sympathizers, other cities could face airborne terror risks and urges polygraphs for employees.
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al Franken
D-Minn
Kay Hagen
D-N.c
Obama
Alison Grimes
Kentucky
Senate
Hagen
Ms. Grimes
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Franken
Gopher
New York Times
Washington Post
Minnesota
ISIS
Free World
U.S
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Eric Holder
Abdirahman Muhamed
Syria
Department
Department of Homeland Security
America
Mohamed
Minneapolis-St. Paul International
Delta Global Services
Delta Air Lines
Isla State Jihadi
Armac
Twin Cities
MSP
New York
Washington, D.C
Private property can curb environmental harm says Anderson
Terry Anderson of the Property and Environment Research Center argues private ownership, not EPA regulation, better protects land and resources. He cites examples from Montana where private ranchers and courts held polluters accountable, contrasting with government managed forests and bases where neglect can worsen pollution.
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Terry Anderson
Property and Environment Research Center
EPA
Anderson
Hanford
Washington
U.S. Forest Service
Montana
Anaconda Mining Company
Copper and Mining Company
Regular exercise keeps older adults mobile and independent
Dear reader, regular physical activity is the key to maintaining mobility in old age. Start slowly if inactive, then aim 30 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise five days a week, with twice weekly strength training and balance work. Use daily activities to stay active and consider simple home or gym routines.
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