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Sun Journal Staff and Editorial Leadership
The Sun Journal outlines its mission as an indispensable community information source with leadership including Michael Distelhorst as group publisher Chris Segal as editor Ken Warren as group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as circulation director.
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Wall funding threatens military bases across North Carolina
The Pentagon list to Congress shows potential cuts to Fort Bragg Camp Lejeune Seymour Johnson Cherry Point as its funds shift to Trump’s border wall. NC Senator Thom Tillis faces pressure after flipping votes amid fears of losing hundreds of millions for base facilities and training.
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Letters to the Editor on socialism and water standards
Readers debate Democratic socialism versus socialism, with Bernie Sanders cited, and criticize EPA water protections as states’ rights conflicts. A Washington editor argues for clean water safeguards while Bill Mallison urges direct political action to protect public health.
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Meritocracy in Practice Through Blind Evaluation and Fairer Selection
Bloomberg Opinion argues that true merit is hard to measure across fields from Yale admissions to Hubble telescope time. A blind, or double anonymous, evaluation process shifted outcomes, improving fairness and depth of review, offering a model for broader merit-based reforms.
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