Reassessing U S Role After Bosnia Debacle
A critical look at the Bosnia conflict argues U N and NATO failed to predict ground realities in Bihac and questions U S reliance on international bodies. The piece urges rethinking Western interests, NATO relevance, and U N effectiveness in a post Cold War world.
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Missouri sexual misconduct law sparks debate over syntax
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a Missouri sex crime statute enacted earlier this year raises questions about punctuation and scope. Critics argue the phrasing around consent is unclear, prompting calls for Supreme Court clarification to prevent misinterpretation of safe sex protections.
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Color of conservatism and black political shifts in Congress
The piece notes rising black conservative voices led by Clarence Thomas and others like Sowell and Keyes. It discusses redistricting creating black majorities but boosting Republican seats, while some blacks move toward convenience and self-reliance in a growing conservative current amid liberal pushback.
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Midterm vote I divinely guided
A reader argues that Super-Tuesday results were a spiritual wake-up call from God. The piece contends that moral decline, federal overreach, and family erosion threaten the nation. It urges bipartisan action in Congress within two years to avert catastrophe.
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Factionalizing democracy in American history and politics
An analysis of partisan politics in the United States cites the Republican shift and the role of Constitution inspired governance. The piece contrasts media discourse, public opinion, and the value of representative democracy where enlightened citizens shape policy for the public good.
Monument honors 21 years of service to New Bern area
Purvis L. Williams was honored by funeral homes and the city of New Bern for 21 years of dedicated service. The Illiams family expresses deep gratitude as the memorial monument is unveiled, praising contributions from local undertakers, officials, and residents who attended the ceremony.
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