Quin Hillyer: FEMA nominee shows that standing for principle need not be a disaster

FEMA nominee Cameron Hamilton in 2025 was willing to risk his job to insist that the agency shouldn't be eliminated. Now he has been invited back to be its head honcho. He upheld principle, and he offers Louisiana hope for better disaster response.

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QUIN HILLYER

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STEVEN ARIONG: Our PLU Numbers Are Not for Prestige but for Mobilisation — The Ankole Times

I would like to thank our mighty leader, the Badman General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, for continuously giving PLU numbers to our people. I would also like to thank those who have been given the numbers,…

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The Ankole Times

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Article of Faith: The good shepherd, By Femi Aribisala

One distinction of the Good Shepherd, relative to other shepherds, is that the Good Shepherd is the Bread of Life.

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Class

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Our forestry policy must be rooted in local evidence

The government ban on exotic tree species such as eucalyptus and acacia during the current planting season has sparked debate among the public, policymakers, and forestry professionals

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Shekhar R Biswas

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Really trying to like ‘futbol' and not succeeding

When I was in high school, our gym teachers prescribed a couple weeks of learning soccer. Then we'd play a game. With all of us football players out there smashing into each other, almost every game ended in a fight. So when I saw the frustrated, losing Argentinians brawling with the Spanish players after the final World Cup game was over, Yeah, I thought. So we were doing it right all along, writes Ted Diadiun in his column today.

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Opinion: Let Allen Kagina and Her Team Respond Before Judgment Is Passed — The Ankole Times

Veteran journalist Steven Ariong has defended former Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) Executive Director Allen Kagina, calling for fairness and due process amid allegations that have recently…

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The Ankole Times

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PAS' pro-Islamist stance a double-edged sword

PAS has frequently found itself at the centre of controversy because of statements made by some of its leaders, particularly on issues involving race, religion and gender.

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Wong Chun Wai

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Pocketbook issues and the Ohio governor's race

From the perspective of responsible public school funding, it's hard to fault Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton's property tax plan. But GOP candidate Vivek Ramaswamy's plan is a non-starter, writes Thomas Suddes today.

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What happened to taking the long view in American politics?

If the legacy we'll be leaving our children is important to us, let us, like the 'greatest generation,' choose longsighted leaders who have the maturity to see the potential in people and our nation, and the courage to make hard choices, writes guest columnist George Zadigian, an engineering program manager and author.

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Guest Columnist Cleveland.Com

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OPINION: A Test of Endurance

Ukraine's strikes on Russian energy and logistics infrastructure are testing Moscow's own capacity for endurance.

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Roman Strockyj

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White House leadership through collaboration has proven its success

At the core of democracy is the ideal of working together to find consensus and solutions. The Constitution itself is the embodiment of compromise and of overcoming division and differences -- a model for all Presidents to follow, writes guest columnist Barry Gordon, a retired psychologist and writer in Shaker Heights.

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How to get teaching civics right in Ohio

Ohio Senate Bill 461 to convert the civics centers at the University of Toledo and OSU into separate schools would add a tidal wave of momentum to a movement the nation needs, writes guest columnist Michael Poliakoff, president of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni.

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Forum Cleveland.Com

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