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'Fantastic' footpath and cycleway passed despite police objections over motorbikes
1+ hour, 34+ min ago (447+ words) Councillors have granted permission for a “fantastic” new footpath and cycleway in the face of objections from Cleveland Police. “We are very au fait with the challenges that piece of land brings. However, none of the challenges put forward I…...
Dorothy always had the power to leave Oz. Why do American women refuse to escape injustice?
1+ hour, 23+ min ago (602+ words) By James J. Devine At the end of The Wizard of Oz, Glinda told Dorothy she always had the power to go home. The ruby slippers were never the answer—they were just the reminder that what she needed was already…...
LETTER: Trump and Iran
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (139+ words) Disdain and disregard for American troops. Because he can’t figure out how to end the war in Iran, his sacrifice is to play golf most weekends, costing taxpayers more than $150 million and counting. His main interests are devoted to developing…...
New rights laws: Those who control evidence eventually control accountability
3+ hour, 30+ min ago (659+ words) The Daily Star Copyright: Any unauthorized use or reproduction of The Daily Star content for commercial purposes New rights laws / New rights laws: Those who control evidence eventually control accountability Bangladesh's education crisis: The future has already begun Bengal and…...
NYU Law professor Melissa Murray: The Constitution was never meant to be finished — just fought for.
1+ hour, 44+ min ago (1599+ words) Melissa Murray explains how public vigilance keeps the Constitution alive. Constitution Day is September 17. In her Constitution Day Conversation with Fulcrum Contributor Rick LaRue, NYU School of Law professor and commentator Melissa Murray shares her appreciative yet critical perspective on…...
Compensation delays, legal non-compliance, and tribal displacement in the Koyagudem OC-II mining project, Telangana | Khammam,Telangana
3+ hour, 25+ min ago (701+ words) On 21 October 2024, land oustees of Koyagudem open cast-II (OC-II) mine in Tekulapalli mandal in the district protested in front of RDO office demanding the state government to pay pending compensation for the lands acquired for the mine. The grievances of…...
Administrative procedures slashed to support double-digit economic growth
2+ hour, 41+ min ago (361+ words) A major push to streamline administrative procedures, reduce burden on citizens and businesses and improve public services is underway as Viet Nam targets annual economic growth of at least 10 per cent during 2026-30. The Government has set out a series of…...
Our Constitution was designed as an antidote to tyranny. 250 years later, the villain is trying to smash the vial.
2+ hour, 4+ min ago (1718+ words) The Constitution’s strength against tyranny endures, but only if Americans choose to protect it. As the US Constitution turns 250, one expert argues it was designed as an antidote to tyranny — and warns that antidote is now at risk. There are…...
King appoints new president of Supreme Court
2+ hour, 29+ min ago (217+ words) His Majesty The King has approved the appointment of Lord Briggs of Westbourne as the next president of the Supreme Court. The King made the appointment on the advice of the Prime Minister and Lord Chancellor, following the recommendation of…...
Opinion: Something has to change in Congress
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (789+ words) by Robert T.F. Downes, CT Mirror September 14, 2026 Here’s something on which Americans of nearly every political persuasion appear able to agree: Congress is not working. Were Congress an employee sitting down for its annual performance evaluation, the meeting would be brief....