Jan 6 prosecutors win seditious conspiracy verdict
The New York Daily News notes a jury found Stewart Rhodes and another Oath Keepers leader guilty of seditious conspiracy for the Jan 6 Capitol attack. Three others were acquitted on that charge but convicted of felonies while weapons and Quick Reaction Force plans were revealed.
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Lions Guard Victorian Mansion Legacy in Lodi History
The Lodi Harrisville Historical Society thanks Cathy Ternes and Lodi Hospital for preserving its history by repairing and caring for the lions that guard the original 1873 Victorian mansion. The lions, aged 149, witnessed the mansion’s evolution from G. W. Jason’s residence to private homes and a sanatorium, with the typhoid era that spurred local hospital beginnings. The group aims to safeguard Medina County heritage and its firsts.
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Medina council flag policy debate sparks national symbol tension
Michael Steirer urges a single flag display on public property in Medina, arguing for the U.S. flag only. He notes patriotism’s meaning waning since January 6, 2021, and cautions against broad flag displays amid divisions over inclusion and diversity.
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Xi Jinping faces reckoning as China's zero COVID policy sparks protests
Trudy Rubin analyzes the surge of Chinese protests against the zero COVID strategy, noting the Chongqing Superman moment, government censorship, and the risks to Xi Jinping's grip on power. She cites Omicron, vaccine nationalism, and economic strain as factors in growing dissent and potential long term impact.
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Cal Thomas Reflects on Eight Decades of Life and Journalism
In a reflective column Cal Thomas notes turning 80 in 2022, recalling family history from World War II, meeting presidents, and cherishing journalism's reach. He contrasts aging with enduring values, plans to continue writing, and invites readers to contact him.
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