Earmarks Seen as Tool to Aid Bipartisan Congress
The piece argues reviving community project funding could restore bargaining in Congress. It notes past earmarks cost billions with abuse, cites Bridge to Nowhere as catalyst for bans, and suggests reforms to improve transparency and limit misuse while preserving local problem solving.
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Thankful note praises Sleepy Hollow Road helpers
A resident thanks caring neighbors on Sleepy Hollow Road who helped safely recover two lost dogs on Feb 20. The Brunswick Hills Township police officer who assisted is also thanked. The writer, Jane Patr lon, credits persevering locals for the dogs' safe return.
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Boundaries in American culture under threat from shifting standards
Cal Thomas argues that boundaries in society are eroding amid political correctness and evolving rights. He fears expanding protections like the Equality Act threaten traditional moral and legal standards rooted in Constitution and Bible, urging readers to defend explicit norms.
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