Crowned by Ruth Bader Ginsburg Death Faces Court and Nation
After Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death the Senate faces a clash over a Supreme Court replacement. The piece urges delaying action on any Trump nominee until after the November election, citing 2016 Garland precedent and rising partisan tensions. It highlights Ginsburg’s legacy in gender equality and voting rights and notes calls for restraint by Republican senators.
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Medina Gazette Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The Gazette outlines submission rules for letters including word limit of 250 words, and states letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. It requires name full home address and phone number for verification and provides email or mailing address for submissions.
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Truth and pride in America’s contested history
Op-ed discusses pride and shame in the nation’s racist past sparked by Trump’s National Archives speech. Critics warn against indoctrination and praise the need to teach a full, honest history from slaveholding through civil rights, urging balanced, informed patriotism over hollow exceptionalism. John M. Crisp of Tribune News Service writes from Georgetown, Texas.
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Barr's Sedition Talk Sets Off Debate on Prosecution
Noah Feldman argues Barr's push for sedition charges and effort to probe Seattle Mayor Durkan reveal partisan aims. He notes sedition's fraught history under the Sedition Act and Smith Act, warns against politicizing justice, and defends local zones for free speech while urging institutional independence.
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