Public Affairs - National Politics

Supreme Court Justice Alito Refuses to Recuse For Display of Controversial Flags

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By Glynn Wilson –  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Predictably and with righteous arrogance, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. declined to recuse himself on Wednesday from two cases related to the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol after reports that flags displayed outside his houses appeared to support Donald Trump’s “Stop the Steal” movement to overturn the 2020 election. In a letter to Democratic members of Congress who had demanded his recusal, Justice Alito claimed…

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What Can Be Learned from the Columbia University Protests of 1968

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The Big Picture –  By Glynn Wilson –  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Since encountering the story early in my college career about Sherwood Anderson advising William Faulkner in New Orleans to write about people, places and things he knew something about, I’ve tried to follow that advice in my journalism career.…

A One-State Solution Offers Hope

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Guest Column – By Curtis Seltzer – The butchery in Israel and Palestine creates an opportunity to find a viable peace through fairness. Imagination, leadership and boldness are required to recast the ways they exist with each other. Reverting to the antebellum “stability” of Israel’s West Bank occupation and Gaza…

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NPR Rocked by Self-Inflicted Scandal

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The Big Picture –  By Glynn Wilson –  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Another American media outlet is rocked by a self-inflicted scandal. It’s not clear what National Public Radio’s business editor Uri Berliner was thinking when he decided to bash his employer as “liberal” on a Substack newsletter run by a known conservative flame thrower, Bari…