Chronicle masthead listing Hudnutt publishers and editors
The Chronic le masthead cites founders and publishers from 1829 to 2010 including A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt Julie Wallace Brad Dicken and editors like Julie Wallace and Editorial Page Editor Brad Dickens.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Julie Wallace
Brad Dicken
Repairing trust in the court system across America
A Philadelphia Inquirer opinion piece cites a Gallup poll showing only 35 percent confidence in the U S justice system in 2024, with trust in the Supreme Court deeply polarized along party lines. It critiques judiciary ethics, highlights cases involving Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, and urges voter action to reform criminal justice and court selection.
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Gallup
Syria
Venezuela
Democratic Republic of the Congo
University of Chicago Law
Tom Ginsburg
White House
Donald Trump
U.S. Supreme Court
Trump
Supreme Court
High Court
Clarence Thomas
ProPublica
Harlan Crow
Thomas
Samuel Alito
MAGA
Joe Biden
Alito
America
U.S
Barack Obama
House
Senate
Chambers
Congress
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lessons from a century ago warn future predictions yield folly
The piece reflects on 1925 as a lens to critique forecasts and warns against overreliance on predictions. It recalls Calvin Coolidge, Mussolini, Hitler, and the Scopes trial, noting anti Semitism, civil rights roots in Harlem, and climate debate echoes. It ends urging readers to learn from history in 2025.
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Doris Day
Calvin Coolidge
Warren Harding
Coolidge
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Washington
Harlem
New York
Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters
Centreville
Alabama
Germany
France
Belgium
League of Nations
League
Louis Armstrong
Duke Ellington
E Scott Fitzgerald
Virginia Woolf
Confucius
Weight loss drugs reshape economy and lives in 2025
The article notes GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy cut obesity in the US, boost spending on meds to $40 billion in 2024 with growth to 2030, and affect food spending, clothing, and travel. It cites insurers, Medicare, Denmark’s economy, and potential labor-market gains while warning of costs, shortages, and adherence challenges.
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Taryn Mitchell
Greensboro
North Carolina
U.S
United States
Cornell University
Numerator
Zac Townsend
Tam
Mitchell
PBS NewsHour
Novo Nordisk
Europe
Denmark
Biden Administration
Medicare
Medicaid
Congressional Budget Office
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