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Letter to the Editor: A Necessary Read

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Santa Cruz

Letter to the Editor: A Necessary Read

52% Center coverage: 25 sources

Recently, I read a pamphlet written by the U.S. Army in 1943 and distributed to soldiers fighting in World War II. It is a short powerful document and, I believe, a necessary read right now. In 1943, the U.S. government…See the Story

Letter to the Editor: Hiring for ICE

Donald Trump · Brighton

Letter to the Editor: Hiring for ICE

50% Center coverage: 22 sources

With all the news these days about the ICE tactics in American cities I started to wonder what an interview process would be for a prospective ICE agent. Perhaps something like this:See the Story

How to handle simultaneous left turns

Bainbridge Island · Bainbridge Island

How to handle simultaneous left turns

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Q: My wife and I have a question. Say two cars on a two-lane highway approach an intersection from opposing directions at the same time, both wanting to turn left. Usually, both drivers make their turns by passing each other on the left, but we recall from years ago that both drivers are to pull forward until parallel to each other and make their turn after passing by the other vehicle. What’s right?See the Story

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