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From the Right: Thatcher era over; let battle begin (again)
The death of Margaret Thatcher this past week marks the end of an era. It heralds the beginning of another. The Iron Lady may be no more but the core convictions for which she was most known must be brought to life again in Britain and across the world,...
Tags: United Kingdom, Ronald Reagan, Slavery, Religion and Belief, Ethics
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Military News
MEDINA: Navy Seaman Melnard B. Medina, son of Bernardita and Michael Medina of Forest Hill, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill. During the eight-week program, Medina completed a variety of training...Tags: Medina (Saudi Arabia), Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Health Treatments, Religion and Belief
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Ben Carson and the price of free speech
There is much we don't know about Dr. Ben Carson's decision to withdraw as a commencement speaker for the Johns Hopkins schools of medicine and education. His recent comments in opposition to gay marriage, in which he compared homosexuality to...
Tags: Marriage, Customs and Tradition, Culture, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Religion and Belief
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Comments on response
Here is a point-by-point response to Mr. Zachary's Slayback's most recent letter to the editor. First, libertarians are an ill-defined bunch, ranging much more widely over the political and cultural spectrum than do conservatives. One familial stripe...Tags: Christianity, Crime, Law and Justice, Justice System, Separation of Church and State, Religion and Belief
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Friendship and equivalence
In regards to the recent conversation occurring between Mr. Zachary Slayback and Dr. Scott Bastian during this month, it is evident that both gentlemen have strong beliefs that they are not in any way shy to state. Observing this open discussion occur,...Tags: Belief and Faith, Separation of Church and State, Religion and Belief, Ethics
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May 2 In History: Half of Yuma Island and part of Indian Hill in Imperial County to be given to Arizona?
>> 50 Years Ago — SACRAMENTO — “The Assembly Committee on Interstate Cooperation, in recommending that half of Yuma Island and part of Indian Hill in Imperial County be given to Arizona, has placed political expediency over principle,&...Tags: High School Sports, California Interscholastic Federation, World War I (1914-1918), Ethics
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Wellington mayor faces ethics complaint
Wellington Mayor Robert Margolis faces an ethics complaint that he received prohibited gifts that could violate conflict of interests rules. The Palm Beach County Ethics Commission at a closed-door meeting Thursday evening found probable cause to...Tags: Lobbying, Wellington, Religion and Belief, Politics, Ethics
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President Obama awards Navy football team with Commander-In-Chief's Trophy
President Barack Obama awarded Navy's football team with the Commander-In-Chief's Trophy on Thursday afternoon in the East Room at the White House. Here are the president's remarks: Hello, everybody. (Applause.) Hello. Please, everybody have a seat. ...Tags: Barack Obama, National Collegiate Athletic Association, United States Naval Academy, White House, Sports
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Mentored-hunting program helps young hunters
She tagged along on wild turkey hunts with her father and couldn’t wait to hunt and shoot. By taking advantage of South Dakota’s mentored-hunting program, Groton’s Kaitlyn Kassube harvested her first wild turkey in 2012 when she was 10....
Tags: Firearms, Hunting, Religion and Belief, Turkey (animal), Lifestyle and Leisure
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Wednesday Morning Reads: Senior arcades, property insurance and ethics
Central Florida Political Pulse - Orlando SentinelTALLAHASSEE — Good morning and happy Wednesday. Here's what we're reading today. * The Orlando Sentinel writes that ethics reforms may be threatened because of disagreements between the House and Senate. *The Sun-Sentinel looks at whether moving... -
California's budget: Judges, lawyers and lobbying
Should California judges be able to ask lawyers for help in lobbying Sacramento against cuts to the courts' budgets? Many judges and lawyers just assumed the answer was yes. Why wouldn't they be able to? Nobody is better acquainted with the trouble caused...
Tags: Lawyers, Elections, Justice System, Religion and Belief, Judges
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Tamarac mayor cleared in ethics complaint
— The Florida Commission on Ethics has ruled that there is no probable cause to pursue a complaint against Mayor Beth Flansbaum-Talabisco on allegations she cast a vote that would benefit her husband. In June 2010, the city commission approved...Tags: Tamarac, Religion and Belief, Ethics
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