Justice Thomas finds voice amid political turmoil
Krauthammer argues that Clarence Thomas has emerged stronger and more principled, rejecting race-based privilege and urging a judge to uphold constitutional citizenship above identity. He views Thomas's National Bar Association speech as a clarifying moment in the era of Clinton’s controversies.
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Bombings and Terrorism Links Across Regions
Holger Jensen, international editor of the Rocky Mountain News, discusses global terrorism patterns from the 1997 State Department report. He notes declines in state sponsored terrorism, the rise of freelance groups, and possible links to Middle Eastern actors in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, while cautioning no firm evidence ties the attacks to any government. The piece cites incidents in Beirut, Saudi Arabia, Argentina, and U.S. targets, highlighting shifting dynamics and ongoing threats.
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Health care quality is key in US policy debate
Legislators push to protect patients and curb managed care abuses arguing for better care quality. Across parties, efforts focus on procedural rights like denying payment appeals, but experts say real gains require addressing overuse misuse and underuse of services and boosting proven interventions to cut preventable deaths.
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Iay's History and Birthdays Highlight 2 9 1998
On this day in 1998 the 221st day of the year. Edward VII crowned in Britain and Ireland. 1936 Berlin Olympics saw Jesse Owens win four golds. 1974 Gerald Ford became 38th U.S. president. Birthdays include Izaak Walton Dryden Bob Cousy Laver Houston Walton and others. Weather notes mention a 1980 Bishop Texas tornadoes.
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Freezing Credit Cards as a Saver’s Gimmick
A Dayton Daily News columnist jokes about his accountant’s brochure urging credit card discipline. He freezes his sole card in water to curb spending, joking it will curb urges until it thaws. He ribbings about taxes, budgets, and dinner choices while noting the irony with his wife.
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