Experts Debate Trump Tweet Storm Undercutting Travel Ban Appeal
A Washington memo notes legal experts say President Trump's 140 character tweets may weaken his bid to reinstate a revised travel ban. Critics argue the tweets imply religious bias while DOJ insists the policy targets security concerns. Analysts say the president's language complicates arguments about neutrality and constitutionality.
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Belmont area leader Brown remembered for community service
Brown, longtime Gaston County builder and former Home Builders Association president, lived in Gastonia but felt Belmont in his heart. He helped move the Spirit of the Fighting Yank statue, supported Habitat for Humanity, and mentored Stan Cromlish. Friends say his 120 percent effort inspired others while he battled heart disease. He leaves Gail Yount Brown, two daughters, a late son, and six grandchildren.
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Track gives Meeks a running start to a new life
Meeks recalls choosing track over cheer, breaking a school 100 meter record at 12.47, and finding purpose after family losses. He details his academic and athletic scholarship at Lenoir Rhyne, his faith, and how track became his outlet and future home.
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Making a school record and pride in Bessemer City
Alexandria Sands recalls beating a school record at Bessemer City High School and earning coach pride. She values the people, coaches, teachers, and atmosphere, and plans in nursing while supporting her mom and friend facing cancer. Contact via 704-869-1849 or Twitter at AlexSands.
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White House says Trump will not block Comey testimony
The White House announced President Trump will not invoke executive privilege to block James Comey from testifying. Comey is set to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee, marking his first public comments since May 9. Lawmakers from both parties urge open testimony, with officials noting optics favor revealing facts. The White House contends privilege is well established but favors a swift examination of Comey’s ouster and Russia inquiries.
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