Sun Journal Personnel and Editorial Leadership
The Sun Journal announces key staff roles including Michael Distelhorst as Group publisher and Chris Segal as Editor. Ken Buday serves as Managing editor with Ken Warren listed among group staff. Sheila Meadows heads advertising and circulation is directed by the Circulation director.
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Michael Distelhorst
Chris Segal
Ken Buday
Ken Warren
Sheila Meadows
Trumps Spy Cadre Idea Highlights Washington Paranoia
The Intercept reports on a proposed cadre of loyal spies reporting to the CIA director and to Trump. Administration officials deny plans citing Obama era information sharing and concerns about legality and political bias in federal agencies.
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Richard Nixon
Trump
Robert Mueller
National Review
Hillary Clinton
FBI
Intercept
Washington
Letters Policy and Freedom Note from The Daily News
A policy statement outlines how readers may submit letters to the editor at The Daily News Jacksonville North Carolina. It emphasizes one subject per letter, 300 word limit, sign name and provide address and daytime phone, and notes anonymous letters won’t be published. It lists contact methods and reflects on freedom and personal responsibility alongside religious framing.
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Congress as bystander on war powers and nuclear use
A commentary questions how long Congress will defer in war decisions amid debates over Atomic Energy Act authority, presidential sole power, and the legality of nuclear use. It contrasts Obama era strikes, North Korea threats, and Trump remarks with the need for legislative role in crisis choices.
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U.S
Obama
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
Coningi
Cisdy Sietetedln
Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
North Korea
Graham
Vladimir Putin
America
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Libya
Saddam
Muammar Gaddafi
Trump
ISIS
Justice Department
GOP Tax Bill Clash Could Unblock Mortgage Riches
Hewitt argues for an Inhofe amendment allowing retirement assets to be withdrawn at 10 percent tax to pay off mortgages or buy homes. This could free trillions in assets, spur home buying, and shift oppose rs to supporters, generating revenue for the merged tax bill while aiding retirement security.
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James Inhofe
R-Okla
National Association of Home Builders
House
Senate
Congress
GOP
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