Sun Journal Staff and Roles Spotlight
The Sun Journal outlines its core team including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher, Chris Segal as editor, Ken Warren as group advertising director, and Sheila Meadows as circulation director, detailing roles across print and online operations.
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Islamic State not defeated despite final territorial loss
The piece argues that ISIS is not defeated after reclaiming the last territory and urges the United States to shift from combat to threat management. It warns against premature victory celebrations, stresses maintaining coalition-led pressure, and highlights diplomacy with Turkey and the Kurds, Iraqi Sunni inclusion, and Afghanistan talks tied to preventing a safe haven for al Qaida and ISIS affiliates.
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Letters reflect on workforce incompetence and gun policy
A reader laments widespread incompetence after a minor home fire and delayed repairs, then joins a second letter criticizing Donald Trump and urging unity. A third writer urges action on gun control, citing a NORC survey showing 67 percent support stricter laws and urging universal background checks to protect children.
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Letters to the editor guidelines and submission notes
The Sun Journal invites readers to submit letters up to 200 words addressing the editor. Include name, address and daytime phone. only name and hometown published. Submissions accepted via form, email, or mail. two week gap between same writer letters. no attachments. publication not guaranteed.
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Corporate greed and weak regulators under Trump era
Robert Reich argues that corporate wrongdoing thrives as regulators are weakened by Trump appointees. He cites Boeing, Facebook, Altria, Wells Fargo, Monsanto, and glyphosate cases, claiming lax enforcement and deregulation enable harm to consumers, workers, and privacy. He warns capitalism may not survive without balance.
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