Sunshine Protection Act Moves Toward Perpetual Time
The U S Senate approved Marco Rubio’s Sunshine Protection Act to end seasonal clock changes and adopt year round daylight saving or standard time. Critics warn permanent daylight could keep children in darkness at school start while supporters cite benefits for health, mood, and energy use.
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Hawaii
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Nancy Pelosi
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Medina Gazette Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Medina Gazette outlines how readers can submit letters by email or mail, with a 250 word limit. It requires the writer’s name full address and telephone number for verification and notes letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity.
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Tobacco giants seek smoke free future amid shifting ads
George Will notes Altria and Philip Morris press a global campaign branding themselves as tobacco harm reduction firms. They promote non combustion nicotine products while critics warn flavors may lure youth and question whether such tools replace or gate new cigarette use. The piece frames regulatory risk and public health history from King James I to COVID era smoking trends, highlighting shifts in U S smoking rates from the 1950s to today.
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Philip Morris
Richmond
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Marlboro
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Philip Morris International
Tobacco Company
Tobacco Harm Reduction Company
PMI
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NBC
John Cameron Swayze
U.S
Britain
Virginia
John Quincy Adams
New York Times
John Ortved
Columbia University
California
Conservatism's identity debate at Principles First Summit
Lynn Schmidt reports on the two day Principles First Summit in Washington aimed at reclaiming core conservative values. Notable speakers included Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger, Alexander Vindman, David Frum, Geoff Duncan, and Brad Raffensperger, with 500 attendees. The event stressed principle over party and highlighted a pledge to faith, liberty, rule of law, and limited government.
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Florida
America
Congress
Wyoming
Liz Cheney
Illinois
Adam Kinzinger
U.S. Army
Alexander Windman
David Frum
Georgia
Geoff Duncan
Brad Raffensperger
Capitol
Harry Dunn
Margaret Mead
National Press Club
Washington
Principles First
Heath Mayo
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