Two landmark moves prompt hope for lasting change
Native American rights gain new momentum as the Washington Redskins drop a long insult and the Supreme Court in McGirt v Oklahoma upholds treaty promises. Gorsuch frames the decision around tribal sovereignty and federal obligation, while experts foresee wider implications for tribes nationwide amid ongoing calls for justice.
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National decline amid pandemic and political rancor
The piece argues the United States has fallen into decline under President Trump, citing global disdain, pandemic mismanagement, and political scandals. It notes early voting in two states, critiques Nixon era warnings, and highlights voter suppression concerns, including Kemp's 2018 registration purges. It contrasts historic feats with current inefficacy and ends by referencing George Will.
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Trump gains Latino outreach through praise from Lopez Obrador and Unanue
Latin America correspondent Andrés Oppenheimer notes that Mexican President Andres Manuel López Obrador and Goya Foods CEO Robert Unanue publicly praising President Trump boosts the campaign's Latino outreach. The piece argues such endorsements could influence Latino voters and contrasts Biden's efforts with Trump’s perceived gains amid immigration and race-relations issues.
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