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Letter to the Editor — Mike Sawyer (opens the original)
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Dear Editor, (Please edit as needed—thank you) HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently made headlines for handling snakes at the home of CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz. Behind this bravado lies a troubling contrast in public health leadership. Consider local trailblazers like Mayor Mike Sawyer (Midland City, AL, 1984–1988), who aggressively enforced anti-smoking laws to protect youth and created the world’s first "Smoking Kills" youth sports league in Kentucky in 1998. In stark contrast, K
Immigration judges discuss executive power and due process in Trump era (opens the original)
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On Sept. 10, 2026, Prof. Jill E. Family, an internationally recognized scholar in immigration and administrative law at Widener University, moderated and hosted a virtual panel discussion with former judges Megan R. Jackler and Jeremiah Johnson, both of whom were fired by the Trump administration. During the discussion, the judges argued that their firings without cause are not only against America’s tradition of judicial independence but also impact due process in the immigration courts. Jackle
Planting Trees & Pigeon Thieves (opens the original)
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In September 2025, a bombshell report by sportswriter Pablo Torre supposed that the Los Angeles Clippers had enticed then-Toronto Raptor Kawhi Leonard to the team by promising him payment outside of the $103 million he would make from his contract. Some of these incentives included a $28 million no-show endorsement deal with Aspiration, a tree-planting company that Clippers owner Steve Ballmer had previously invested $50 million into. Torre published further reports throughout 2026 accusing Dakt
Hot Take (opens the original)
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Thanks for sending in this week’s take, Aiden. I would like to preface this by saying that I am not a New York Knicks fan, so when I say that I 100% agree with Aiden’s take, I say so without bias. However, I have to be honest statistically, I don’t have much to support this argument. While the Knicks did win the championship, they did so against all expectations and that is the singular reason I believe they can do it again. Every single media outlet called the Knicks fake contenders and said th
Are any new stars out tonight? Overexposure of established actors and nepotism make pop culture feel stagnant (opens the original)
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As you step into your local AMC, the scent of buttery popcorn fills the air, and your fingers tremble in excitement picking out which intriguing new film’s ticket will fill your hands. Your excitement dampens slightly, however, when the selection turns out to be… less varied than expected. Another Zendaya film? Another sequel? As you look through the posters, you can’t help but wonder: Do movies contain anything — or anyone — new? Unless you work for a celebrity’s PR team, the term “overexposure
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