The Chronicle Publisher and Editorial Line
The Chronicle lists key past publishers A C Hudnutt A D Hudnutt and A Cooper Hudnutt from 1829 to 2010 and Julie Wallace as managing editor noting historic leadership during a long running newspaper lineage.
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Julie Wallace
North Korea may be ready to talk on prisoner releases
North Korea signals openness to dialogue after permitting CNN and AP interviews with imprisoned Americans including Kenneth Bae. Bae, held since 2012, appeared thinner in a worldwide video while two others await trials. Experts see potential for a broader detainee release amid diplomatic efforts.
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Terri Chung
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Cartoonist Scott Stantis Creates Editorial Cartoon
Correction states the cartoonist for Thursday's editorial cartoon is Scott Stantis of the Chicago Tribune. The note adds the artist's name was previously missing from the attribution.
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Putin Nazi echoes in Ukraine and NATO fears
Washington columnist compares Putin to Hitler, warns of a broader threat to NATO and Europe. He argues Putin's actions in Ukraine, and potential moves against Latvia Lithuania or Estonia, could escalate to a large scale confrontation, requiring decisive Western responses and robust Baltic defense.
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Investment boom on the horizon in U.S. economy growth view
The second quarter GDP report shows business investment rising 8.4 percent after inflation, hinting at a recovery shift. Economists Nariman Behravesh and Mark Zandi see firms expanding output, boosting jobs and wages, while Fed and Brookings analyses note investment remains low relative to profits.
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