Nail polish debates in schools draw lines on gender
The Los Angeles Times discusses how dress codes spark conflict over nail polish and gender norms in schools. It cites a Clyde Texas student suspended for nail polish, notes California protections, and argues for focus on academics and tolerance amid evolving gender identity and fashion trends.
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Graham calls for a dialogue on debt amid political shifts
Washington commentary notes Lindsey Graham seeks a dialogue about addressing the debt as Washington contemplates reforms since Simpson-Bowles. It argues deficits driven by Social Security and Medicare outlays, not tax receipts, and warns of looming unfunded liabilities and long term fiscal risk.
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Protecting Democracy Amid Hard Lessons From Recent Era
Ann McFeatters argues democracy remains fragile after contested elections and executive overreach. She urges informed voting, fact sharing, civics education, and constitutional reforms including direct election of the president and limits on presidential pardons, urging voters to reject corruption and tribalism.
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