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A historic newspaper masthead listing publishers and editors with names and tenures from 1829 to 2010. The entry highlights A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, A. Cooper Hudnutt, and William D. Hudnutt as publishers and Julie Wallace as managing editor, Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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Timed-entry gates at national parks shift summer crowds
The National Park Service expands timed-entry reservations to ease overcrowding at popular parks. Rocky Mountain National Park will require permanent timed-entry this summer, with 4 million visits in 2023 and a plan to release daily passes late the night before. Critics cite access equity and reliance on internet, while supporters say the system safeguards wildlife and park quality.
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UK Conservatives on track for crushing losses in coming election
A June 2016 Brexit echo shapes UK politics as polls suggest Labour could win a commanding majority, threatening a collapse of Conservative support. The piece analyzes factional splits, immigration politics, and the potential rise of Reform UK under Nigel Farage, with Keir Starmer positioned to hold the center.
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Biden's challenge to unite diverse voter groups before debate
Ruben Navarrette analyzes how Biden risks losing support from Latinos, Black voters, and young people who backed him in 2020. He notes perceived hesitations on immigration, voting rights, policing reform, Gaza policy, and student debt. Age and decisiveness further color voters' views ahead of the Trump matchup.
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