NATO's 75th anniversary summit recalls collective defense history
The New York Daily News notes NATO’s 75th anniversary in Washington, tracing its roots to 1949 and prior alliances. It contrasts Washington's warnings with Truman's call to deter aggression, recounts early members and wartime loyalties, and details NATO's expansion to 32 members, including Sweden and Ukraine’s bid, amid Russia's invasion.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines from The Gazette
The Medina Gazette explains letter submission rules including word limit of 250 words, editing for brevity and accuracy, and requiring the writer's full name address and phone number for verification. Email submissions are preferred to letters medina gazette com and mail to 885 W Liberty St Medina OH 44256.
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Eddie Murphy's Beverly Hills Cop Legacy Keeps Laughing On
LZ Granderson recalls Eddie Murphy s rise from con artist to Axel Foley and celebrates his lasting impact. From 48 Hours to Trading Places and Beverly Hills Cop, Murphy broke racial barriers, defined a leading man’s versatility, and revived a franchise after a long hiatus.
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Trump judge Cannon mirrors a conservative constitutional revolution
Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman argues Judge Aileen Cannon uses a lower court script from the U S Supreme Court to strike down the appointment of a special prosecutor. The piece links Cannon to a broader project led by Justices Thomas and Alito and the Federalist Society to reshape constitutional law across federal courts. Feldman notes Cannon’s reasoning borrows from precedents like Nixon v United States and Arthrex, and predicts continued promotion of like minded judges if Republicans win.
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