Sun Journal staff and roles outline
The Sun Journal lists its key leadership, with Michael Distelhorst as group publisher and Chris Segal as editor. Ken Warren serves as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director, outlining the paper’s editorial and distribution structure.
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Trump targets immigrants and poor in new policy drive
Houston Chronicle describes a Trump administration rule to deny legal status to immigrants likely to seek government aid. Kenneth Cuccinelli says the aim is self sufficiency while critics warn of welfare stigma and harsher poverty outcomes. The piece notes USDA moves cutting food stamp benefits for about 3.1 million and details a four person family income test with $2,250 in assets affecting aid.
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Letters to the editor submission guidelines and contact
The Sun Journal invites letters up to 400 words addressed to the editor. Include your name, address, and daytime phone. only name and hometown may be published. Submissions via web form, email, or mail are described with a two week response rule and notes on editing for space civility and accuracy.
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Watch for School Buses Across North Carolina This Year
State patrol urges motorists to plan for delays during morning and afternoon commutes as more than 14,000 school buses carry over 790,000 children. Troopers will patrol school zones, monitor driver behavior, and ride on buses to enforce stopping for buses with flashing signals. Citizens are asked to report dangerous drivers via HP 47, and drivers should reduce speed and stay alert around stops.
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Evangelicals and Trump Loyalists Deepen Cultural Divide
E J Dionne weighs Elizabeth Bruenig's Texas reporting on white evangelical support for Trump. He notes a tribal sense of siege and hostility to secular liberal life, with politics driven by partisanship and culture rather than faith alone. Trump exploits mistrust, widening divides Dionne argues.
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