Disaster aid should stay free of political leverage says Tribune
The Chicago Tribune argues federal disaster aid after Katrina and California fires must go without policy concessions. It condemns Trump and Johnson for linking aid to policy changes and urges bipartisan agreement to fund recovery for Louisiana New Orleans and Los Angeles without strings.
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Mercy beacons amid aroused hostilities at inaugural prayer service
Gazette columnist notes Rev. Mariann Budde urged mercy for vulnerable groups during the inaugural prayer service, drawing sharp backlash from some social media critics and political figures. The piece contrasts mercy with public scrutiny and highlights Budde’s call for dignity and humility.
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Bloomberg Opinion columnist Tyler Cowen discusses how protectionism affects free trade by distinguishing goods from services. He notes regulatory hurdles for digital services, EU data and AI laws, and the risk of higher taxes or duties shaping global competition with the U.S. under Trump. He argues that the trade order is changing and subjects free trade supporters to a nuanced stance.
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