Sun Journal Staff and Leadership Details
The Sun Journal lists Michael Distelhorst as Group publisher and Chris Segal as Editor with Ken Warren as Group advertising director and Sheila Meadows as Circulation director, outlining key newsroom and operations leaders.
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View: climate change linked to local drownings at Kure Beach
Our view argues climate change influences recent drownings as October heat blurs seasonality and rip currents persist from Lorenzo. It questions lifeguard coverage, local spending, and policy actions to cut greenhouse gases, urging officials to address rising hazards and sea conditions.
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How to Submit Letters to the Editor
Readers are invited to send letters up to 400 words addressing the editor. Include name, address, and daytime phone. only name and hometown published. Submissions via web form, email with no attachments, or mail to The Sun Journal New Bern. Two weeks between letters from the same writer.
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Supreme Court to decide if sex covers sexual orientation
The Supreme Court opens its term with two cases testing whether the 1964 Civil Rights Act bans workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation. A 7th Circuit majority argued Congress may be read as prohibiting such bias, while dissenting judges warn against judicial updating of statutes. Kimberly Hively, an Indiana college adjunct, alleges bias tied to her sexual orientation. George Will notes the debate hinges on statutory language and congressional intent.
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Impeachment debate reveals the Trump base’s limits
The debate over removing Trump highlights a base of 25 to 30 percent, with 24 percent strongly approving and 44 percent strongly disapproving in a Reuters Ipsos poll. Critics say many Trump voters are persuadable, not ideologically fixed, as even in 2018 some backed Democrats. E.J. Dionne notes voters listen to arguments beyond party lines.
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