New York Judge Boots RFK Jr From Ballot Over Residence
The Albany Supreme Court Justice Christina Ryba rejected RFK Jr’s Katonah residence claim, ruling he does not maintain a fixed permanent home there. The decision, citing the John O Hara standard, removes Kennedy and his electors from New York’s ballot and raises questions for other states about similar residency challenges.
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Gazette invites letters to the editor with guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines to editors the process for submitting letters by email or mail. It specifies a 250 word limit, potential brevity edits, and the requirement to include name full address and phone number for verification.
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The 1968 Democratic Convention and a Costly Slip
Carl P. Leubsdorf, then an AP and Dallas Morning News veteran, recalls the 1968 Chicago convention. He recounts a misstep by Norman Sherman over Lyndon Johnson and Humphrey, the choosing of Muskie, and the tense atmosphere inside and outside the hall. He notes the McGovern Commission’s birth from Rules Committee turmoil and Chicago’s political estrangement for decades.
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Back to chaotic campuses and fresh fears of antisemitic unrest
Cal Thomas warns that visa protests and campus riots persist as students anticipate returning to college. He cites antisemitic graffiti near Bethesda Elementary, Columbia University riots, CAIR remarks, Penn suspensions, Harvard policy reversals, and calls for stricter enforcement to protect Jewish students and safeguard campus safety.
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