Chronicle credits and staff history of Hudnutt publishers
The Chronicle notes its long history with the Hudnutt family, listing founding dates and publishing leadership from 1927 to 2010. It names A. C. Hudnutt, Arthur D. Hudnutt, A. Cooper Hudnutt, and William D. Hudnutt as publishers along with Julie Wallace as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor.
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Supreme Court backs veterans on GI Bill entitlements
A 7-2 ruling favors veterans who earned separate entitlements under the Montgomery and Post 9/11 GI Bills. It allows using benefits in any order up to 48 months, overturning VA policy that capped Post 9/11 eligibility when coordinating both programs. The decision affects thousands of veterans and could raise education benefit costs, though it arrives too late for one Army veteran from Virginia aiming for Yale Divinity School.
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Haley backs Trump in 2028 bid after 2024 split
Nikki Haley announced she will vote for Donald Trump this November saying Biden is a catastrophe. The former UN ambassador, who quit her 2024 bid, positioned herself for 2028 while noting Trump’s fundraising and support dynamics and signaling a shift among some former Haley supporters.
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Schumer immigration gambit revives border reform debate
In a critical column Ruben Navarrette argues Schumer seeks to revive a bipartisan border security bill opposed by many on the left. He notes the GOP and some Democrats back a tougher bill, while the Congressional Hispanic Caucus opposes revival as enforcement heavy. Navarrette asserts the immigration issue persists, driven by economics and demographics, and calls for more listening from lawmakers.
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