Cardona picked as Biden education chief in Bloomberg view
Bloomberg Opinion lauds Miguel Cardona as a strong choice for education secretary citing his experience from teacher to Connecticut education commissioner. The piece argues his focus on in person learning, equity, and student welfare suits Biden’s early goal of reopening schools while noting questions for confirmation.
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Trump pardons Blackwater guards in Nisour Square massacre
Trudy Rubin notes President Trump pardoned four Blackwater security guards involved in the 2007 Nisour Square killings in Baghdad. The editorial argues the moves undermine rule of law, harm U.S. credibility, and endanger troops abroad, citing reactions from diplomats and military leaders. It links pardons to broader political aims and notes related clemency for another case.
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Biden climate change litmus test and cabinet picks
Cal Thomas argues climate change has become a political litmus test in Biden’s cabinet selections including John Kerry as climate czar and Deb Haaland potentially leading Interior. He questions government power to alter the climate, cites Davos forecasts, and warns of censorship and costs.
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