Free Speech Rally Sparks Boston Counterprotests
About 40 000 gathered for a Free Speech Rally in Boston amid fears of white supremacist presence. Counterprotesters clashed nonviolently while organizers denied ties to Charlottesville groups. demonstrations spread to New Orleans Atlanta Laguna Beach Dallas and other cities with anti-racist shows and vigil scenes.
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Duke President orders removal of Lee statue in Durham
Duke University President Vincent Price ordered the removal of a Confederate General Robert E. Lee statue after vandalism earlier in the week. The statue was taken down at 3 a.m. Saturday by a crew and will be stored with its future undecided. Eight people were arrested in connection with damage to a Civil War monument in front of the Old Durham County Courthouse on Monday night.
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Republicans Question Trump Leadership After Charlottesville Fallout
Cantor and Georgia GOP operative Chip Lake question sustainability of a four year Trump term amid resignations and distancing by business and military leaders. Tennessee Senator Corker criticizes Trump while a mix of GOP officials defend or critique the president, reflecting a new phase in party unity.
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Corrections and Clarifications Policy Noted
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to report factual errors by calling the provided number 329-7155, emphasizing commitment to accurate news coverage and corrections.
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Oberlin Controversy Over Columbus Day Resolution
Significant pushback from Italian American groups over replacing Columbus Day with Indigenous Peoples Day. Basil Russo, head of the Cleveland Columbus Day Parade Committee, says his community supports Indigenous Peoples Day but opposes replacing Columbus Day. City Hall in Oberlin will host a 6:30 p.m. land-use hearing followed by the 7 p.m. meeting.
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Culture and myth swirl around solar eclipses worldwide
Scholars describe eclipse lore across cultures from India and Greece to Norse and Andean myths. Aveni and Littmann recount demon Rahu, bear stories of Cali fornia road rage, and historical moments like Tenskwatawa’s eclipse gamble as reflections of humans projecting fear and awe onto the dark sky.
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Ancient calendars spotted eclipse patterns across cultures
Littmann notes that Babylonian Maya and Chinese observers long ago found a recurring cycle of eclipses every 18 years and 11 days. He adds that accurate prediction makes celestial events less frightening.
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Online and TV Coverage Planned for Northeast Ohio Eclipse
A partial solar eclipse will be visible Monday from 1 to 4 p.m. with peak around 2:30 p.m. in Ohio. NASA, CNN, ABC, NBC, Fox, PBS NOVA, The Science Channel, and The Weather Channel will provide extensive live coverage from noon to 4 p.m. across multiple locations and formats including online streams, TV broadcasts, and virtual reality viewing.
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DeWine warns of fake eclipse glasses in circulation
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine urges caution as reports of counterfeit eclipse glasses surface. The American Astronomical Society cautions on lenses that fail to filter sunlight, potentially causing permanent eye damage. He recommends checking the society’s list of certified vendors and avoiding homemade or ordinary sunglasses.
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