Assassin not hero amid back shot murder of Brian Thompson
The New York Daily News argues against lionizing Luigi Mangione who allegedly killed Brian Thompson at the Hilton on Sixth Avenue. The piece condemns praise of premeditated murder as a misread of justice and urges debate on insurance practices without violence. Thompson, a CEO, died at Mount Sinai West after the 10th Avenue incident.
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Trump’s immigration plan echoed as Carroll-style fear tactics in Wicked critique
Los Angeles Times columnist Robin Abcarian argues President-elect Donald Trump’s stance on deportation mirrors a Wizard of Oz plot to demonize noncitizens. She notes claims of 13,099 murderers released nationwide are false and cites DHS data on noncitizens convicted of homicide. She weighs economic impacts, cites Nowrasteh and Borjas, and highlights industry pushback on deportations for immigrants in construction farming hospitality and other sectors.
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GOP purity drive risks Trump era unity and power
Nolan Finley argues the Republican purge of non MAGA voices endangers the party's return to power. He warns alienating veterans like Nikki Haley and Mike Pompeo weakens readiness to govern and may repeat past losses. He urges inclusion to unite the party and win broad support.
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