Almanac notes for July 29 and Medal of Honor history
Today marks day 193 of 2025 and day 23 of summer. Births include Henry David Thoreau and Oscar Hammerstein II. Mary Edwards Walker is the only female Medal of Honor recipient. The Moon is between the July 10 full moon and July 17 last quarter.
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Denaturalizing citizenship faces strong legal hurdles
A Bloomberg Opinion piece notes that post 1967 Afroyim v. Rusk, naturalized citizens retain citizenship unless illegally procured or obtained by concealment or misrepresentation. It explains the high court’s ruling, the need for court action, and the First Amendment protections.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle-Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under a 250 word limit. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and telephone. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Elyria Ohio 44036 fax 329 7282 or email letters chroniclet com.
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Politics and sermons blur as IRS eases church endorsements
Cal Thomas argues against political preaching from the pulpit while noting the IRS change lifting a 501c3 restraint. He recalls Lyndon Johnson's era, concerns over church-state fusion, and urges pastors to stay in their lanes, citing freedom of speech and religious duties, with a Bible reference to Pilate for context.
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Trump reshapes history with bold policy and confrontations
Carl P. Leubsdorf surveys how President Donald Trump redefined U.S. politics through a sweeping bill to curb the social safety net, a raid on Iran, and sweeping changes to federal power. The piece weighs his gains against critics who warn of rising deficits, reduced health coverage, and enduring political backlash. It compares his path to FDR, LBJ, and Reagan, noting mixed midterm risks and Republican divisions.
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