Court decision could cause health care chaos
Obama warns Supreme Court justices against striking down the Affordable Care Act, arguing it would trigger chaos in health care. He cites broad public acceptance, while noting millions could lose coverage and costs rise if the law is overturned. Keehan calls ruling catastrophic and chaotic.
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Almanac Highlights and Notables for June 15 2015
The almanac notes today is the 166th day of 2015 with a spring count of 88. It lists birthdays such as Edvard Grieg Mario Cuomo Waylon Jennings Mike Holmgren Jim Belushi Helen Hunt Courteney Cox Ice Cube Andy Pettitte Neil Patrick Harris Tim Lincecum and others. It also records border length 3987 miles excluding Alaska lists Ty Cobb stealing home for his 54th time in 1928 and quotes Mario Cuomo on teaching by example. Arlington burial facts note two U.S. presidents Taft and Kennedy. Moon phase is between last quarter and new moon.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor under 250 words with signature, full address and phone number for verification. Submissions may be edited for brevity accuracy and taste. Include contact details and use mail fax or email as instructed.
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Magna Carta and Marbury V Madison Shape Limited Government
Washington column argues Magna Carta's legacy lies in constraining sovereign power, not in broad rights, while Marbury v Madison established judicial review. It contrasts British constitutional limits with American separation of powers and discusses current debates over courts and democracy. The piece highlights Runnymeade 1215 and 1803's Marbury decision as guiding anchors.
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When did cheering become free speech at a high school graduation
A Mississippi town debate over audience noise at Senatobia High School graduation led to a police complaint for disturbing the peace against the ceremony. The ACLU weighed in on free speech, and the complaint was withdrawn amid calls for orderly silence during the program.
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