Chronicle Telegram Publisher and Editor Credits
The Chronicle Telegram notes that its long history includes publishers A. C. Hudnutt Arthur D Hudnutt A Cooper Hudnutt and William D Hudnutt with Brad Dicken serving as Editorial Page Editor and guiding the paper through eras from 1829 to present.
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Arthur D. Hudnutt
A. Cooper Hudnutt
William D. Hudnutt
Brad Dicken
End of fentanyl epidemic in sight but fight must continue
Opinion notes declines in synthetic opioid deaths after peaking in 2023 and 2024, with several states showing large drops. It credits naloxone access, test strips, and harm reduction, plus border seizures and policy actions. Researchers explore subetadex as a potential longer lasting countermeasure while urging sustained efforts across prevention, treatment, and awareness.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
King County
Washington
Seattle
CDC
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Nebraska
Maryland
Virginia
D.C
Food and Drug Administration
China
Drug Enforcement Administration
Harris vs Trump: misrepresentation of his calls to use force
Washington Post columnist Marc Thiessen argues Harris miscasts Trump remarks as a call to use the military against political opponents. He traces past claims by Democrats accusing Trump and others of being enemies from within, cites Schiff Swalwell Reid Wyden Warner and Biden. He faults Harris for selectively editing a Fox News clip and condemns the tactic as dishonest and harmful politics.
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Kamala Harris
Donald Trump
North Korea
Russia
Trump
Coachella
California
Adam Schiff
House Intelligence Committee
D-Calif
Schiff
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Meet the Press
CNN
Jake Tapper
ABC
U.S
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Intelligence Committee
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Chris Matthews
Swalwell
Harry M. Reid
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FBI
Ron Wyden
D-Ore
America
Mark R. Warner
Virginia
Robert S. Mueller III
Atlanta
Joe Biden
Jefferson Davis
Barack Obama
Harris
Fox News
Maria Bartiromo
National Guard
Capitol
Latinos and the vote in a coin flip election
Latinos are not a monolith. The piece argues no solid bloc exists due to diverse origins and views across age, income, education, and geography. It notes Latinos comprise about 14.7 percent of eligible voters with 2020 turnout at 16.5 million, and cites shifting immigration stances, battleground state shares, and mixed signals for Kamala Harris and Trump polling.
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U.S
Georgia
North Carolina
Nevada
Arizona
Kamala Harris
CNN
Anderson Cooper
Donald Trump
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