Chronicle Telegram Publication Lineage
The Chronicle Telegram masthead shows a historical lineage from founder July 24 1829 through publishers A C Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt to 2010 with William D Hudnutt and Brad Dicken listed in editorial leadership reflecting a long family publishing tradition and evolving editorship.
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Why Trump cannot close the trade deficit, a Post view
The Washington Post argues tariffs cannot close the trade deficit, explaining the current account and foreign financing dynamics. It notes deficits persist since 1981, funded by foreign capital, and that tariffs may shift imports but not erase the underlying money flows or budget-driven demand.
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USAID Cuts Threaten U S Farmers Amid Trump Attacks
Bloomberg Opinion columnist Patricia Lopez outlines how USAID funding cuts endanger U S farmers who rely on overseas contracts. The piece notes farm dependence on USAID markets, stalled projects, and potential consequences for corn, soybeans, wheat, and sorghum amid political battles and court actions. It cites Iowa Farmers Union president Aaron Lehman, Minnesota and Kansas university projects, and the broader impact on food aid and global markets.
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Trump Administration's mishandling of Adams case hits legitimacy
Washington Post columnist Jason Willick examines how the Trump Justice Department's rushed dismissal of New York Mayor Eric Adams's bribery and campaign finance case signals political bias over legal merit. The episode underscores risks to public trust and potential political costs for the administration.
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