Chronicle history rundown lists Hudnutt editors
A fragmentary note outlines the Chronicle’s lineage with founders and publishers from 1927 to 2010. It cites A C Hudnutt and successors Arthur D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt, plus William D Hudnutt and Julie Wallace as managing editor and editorial page editor Brad Dicken.
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A.C. Hudnutt
Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Brad Dicken
Trump crypto push risks conflicts of interest at White House
The Washington Post analyzes how the Digital Assets Summit and Trump’s crypto ventures raise concerns about self dealing and regulatory influence. It notes a strategic reserve will hold only seized tokens, while memecoins tied to Trump and Melania face scrutiny. The piece argues crypto’s risk, volatility, and links to illicit activity undermine a credible public use case.
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Donald Trump
White House
United States
Federal “Strategic Reserve
Feds
Crypto
GameStop
U.S
Japan
Hawk Tuah
Congress
Trump
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gary Gensler
FTX
Gensler
SEC
Coinbase
World Liberty Financial
Justin Sun
WLE
Sun
Crypto Exchange
Binance
Changpeng Zhao
Trump University
D.C
Trump Organization
Washington Post
Adventures of a hockey dad and his son Max
Marc Thiessen writes of his son Max finishing a college hockey career at Amherst College in Water ville Maine. He recalls miles logged on road trips across North America, family moments, lessons from hockey and the deep bond formed through time spent at the rink and on the road with siblings Lucy and Jack, emphasizing the priceless gift of shared time.
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Alfond Athletic Center
Waterville
Maine
Max
Amherst College
United States
Canada
Amherst
Chicago
Detroit
Nashville
Buffalo
Toronto
Boston
Jack
Eva
Lucy
Animal Farm
Gordie Howe
Mr. Hockey
U.S
Soviet Union
America
Pigeon Forge
Tennessee
Wakarusa
Granger
Indiana
Lake Erie
Grand Canyon
Sears
Niagara Falls
U.S. Space and Rocket Center
Huntsville
Alabama
Courtyard Marriott
D.C
New York Rangers
Capitals
Rangers
Washington Little Capitals
Boston University
North America
Immigration law differs from criminal law in practice
San Diego opinion piece argues immigration law operates differently from criminal cases. It quotes Mahmoud Khalil, a Syrian-born activist facing possible deportation after pro Hamas protests, and contrasts executive orders with due process. The piece cites CNN analyst Elie Honig on distinct legal contexts and reflects on political shifts across administrations.
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San Diego
Donald Trump
United States
Mahmoud Khalil
Khalil
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Columbia University
Rael
Trump
Israel
Hamas
Guadalajara
U.S
CNN
Elie Honig
Harvard Law School
Michael Smerconish
Honig
Henig
Bill Clinton
Barack Obama
Joe Biden
White House
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