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The toxic narrative surrounding Alaa Abd el-Fattah, framed by hateful tweets and demands for stripping his citizenship, obscures a painful truth: he is a symbol of resilience and justice. As we weigh accountability, we must ask ourselves: What does true justice look like in a world rife with complex histories and past grievances?
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The Trump-Kennedy Center faces artist boycotts amid its controversial name change. In this piece, I explore not just the issues at stake, but bold strategies to transform this venue into a cultural powerhouse by 2026.
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As we confront the waves of challenges in 2025, it's imperative to remember that beneath the chaos, there lies potential for resilience and change. Let's explore how our shared narratives can empower us to confront the polycrisis together.
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In a time of mounting pressures on healthcare, I explore why skilled nursing care must be a steadfast priority in our state budget. The well-being of our most vulnerable populations hangs in the balance, and only collective advocacy can ensure they are not overlooked.
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Bill Martin's unvarnished honesty and dedication have positioned him as a crucial advocate for our region. His contributions not only challenge our assumptions but also urge us toward thoughtful change in our community. Dive into the impact of his legacy and the pressing issues he championed.
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Walla Walla County faces necessary budget cuts that, while painful, present a crucial opportunity for re-evaluation and reform. It's time we discuss how these decisions can shape our community's future and fiscal responsibility.
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In a compelling editorial cartoon, the expression of a 'redacted democracy' highlights the alarming state of civic trust. I delve into this critique, examining the layers of deceit that threaten our democratic fabric and the urgent need for transparency in governance.
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In every gathering, the right appetizer can set the tone for a memorable experience. Dive into 10 irresistible bites that our editors swear by for every occasion, revealing flavors and creativity beyond the ordinary.
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In a time when society leans heavily on communal support, volunteers rise as the backbone of change. Join me as we delve into how their tireless efforts transform lives and the need for more than just appreciation in the face of increasing challenges.
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As we peer into the reflections of our readers, the most-read letters reveal not just opinions but underlying sentiments about what lies ahead in 2025. Join me as we unpack these voices that could shape our future.
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Dive into a compelling visual narrative with the best editorial cartoons from July through September 2025. These pieces challenge conventional thought and spark urgent conversations—literal illustrations of our contemporary issues.
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In his latest editorial cartoon, Dave Whamond uses sharp wit to explore pressing societal issues. Let's dive deeper into the nuances and implications behind his December 30 artwork, revealing the truths beneath the satire.
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In a startling exposé, we unveil the 2025 Hypocrite of the Year, revealing the truths behind public personas and their impact on civic accountability. Join me as we delve into the depths of hypocrisy that demand our attention and action.
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In a world hungry for transparency, I delve into how collective voices can reshape corporate and civic accountability. Join me as we explore the urgent need for communities to be heard.
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In a climate of rising crime and public safety concerns, I argue that empowering Colorado law officers to engage with ICE could enhance community safety and foster accountability, challenging the prevailing narrative against such practices.
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In this editorial review, I dissect key opinions and events that shaped our discourse from July through September, spotlighting the urgent issues that demand our attention and action.
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In the wake of ongoing challenges, communities are demonstrating remarkable resilience. This editorial dives deep into the unyielding spirit of those facing adversity, exploring the hidden stories of strength and hope that challenge the status quo.
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As we approach 2026, Dorchester stands on the brink of transformative local stories. In this editorial, I dissect the pivotal issues that could define our community's future, inviting you to reconsider your assumptions about what lies ahead.
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2025 brought unexpected movements and community resilience in Central Oregon. As I delve into the notable achievements, we'll see how these events underscore the power of collective action and civic engagement in our region.
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A captivating dive into the layers behind the December 30, 2025 editorial cartoon from the Duluth News Tribune, revealing the urgent conversations it sparks about our times and society's pressing dilemmas.
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In the face of devastating loss, Palestinian artists reflect on their role during two years of conflict in Gaza, revealing how their work becomes a powerful act of existence and resistance.
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As I revisit the legacy of John Antrobus and Spike Milligan, I'm reminded of the timeless impact of their absurd humor. From the bizarre moments in their plays to the profound undercurrents of societal critique, their work resonates deeply today.
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In a heartfelt tribute, readers reflect on John Robertson's unparalleled skill and overshadowed legacy in football. Through personal anecdotes, we revisit moments that illuminate his artistry on the pitch, reminding us why he deserves a place in the pantheon of greats.
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Prof. Roger Evans argues that the prosecution of children under 14 is not only unjust but counterproductive, calling on Labour to heed Lady Hale's crucial recommendation. This decision could define the future of our justice system.
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As we dive into the significance of bird counting, I urge you to reflect on the profound connection between humanity and nature. This editorial challenges us to reconsider our relationship with the environment and each other.
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Amid rising concerns about a lack of sustained reading in schools, many educators and parents advocate for a return to whole books in classrooms. This trend isn't just about curriculum; it's a matter of children's development and future engagement with literature.
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In a powerful reflection on familial forgiveness, a chance meeting at Berlin's airport prompts a profound transformation in understanding. Forgiveness, it turns out, is not a destination but an evolving journey we embark on ourselves. Discover how this perspective shifted a lifelong narrative of estrangement.
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As society grapples with its conscience, Dean Weston and Jo Barlow call for a radical reevaluation of our relationship with animals. They argue that the farce of animal welfare cannot simply rest on reforms while the true issue—the mass killing of sentient beings—remains unchallenged. I dive into their compelling letters urging transparency and ethical clarity.
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As we navigate the complexities of US foreign policy in 2026, Trump's alarming approach to Latin America resurrects long-dormant historical doctrines. This editorial explores the inherent dangers of such a shift, unveiling the imperatives for a more equitable and thoughtful foreign policy.
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In a stark illustration, Ella Baron critiques Nigel Farage and the evolving notion of British identity. This cartoon stirs vital questions about what it truly means to be British today. Dive in as I dissect the layers behind this poignant commentary.
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