Sun Journal letter submission guidance for readers
The Sun Journal outlines how to submit letters to the editor including word limit, contact details, and publication policy. It asks for name, address and daytime phone, with only name and hometown published, and notes a two week gap between letters from the same writer.
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West Coast fires and climate change shape election debate
The piece argues climate change and wildfires define the election choice. It cites Oregon evacuations, a warned mass fatality risk, and five Atlantic tropical cyclones as proof of escalating disasters. It contrasts Biden's Paris agreement pledge with Trump's climate stance, urging leadership and science-based action.
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The Devil and Karl Marx by Kenger at Grove City College
The essay reviews Kenger’s The Devil and Karl Marx, arguing a diabolic view of Marxism amid claims of socialist lethal outcomes. It cites figures from The Black Book of Communism and Death by Government, critiques academic links to Mao and socialist defenders, and questions whether Americans will heed the warning.
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Trump exploits liberal hypocrisy to justify risky rallies
Trump defends two indoor rallies despite COVID-19 risk, one in Nevada drawing 5,600 maskless attendees and a $3,000 fine, and another in Arizona with about 100 supporters. The piece argues his stance exposes double standards in media and public health guidance, noting past spikes and calls for consistent safety.
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