Liar liar
Pants on fire: Parenting columnist John Rosemond fields a question from a reader worried about an 8-year-old grandson’s habitual lying (Page B2). Rosemond suggests taking away all of the kid’s privileges until he goes 30 days without telling a lie.
And if that doesn’t work, the boy’s talent for lying could be channeled into a lucrative career in corporate communications.
Ewwww: Some House conservatives are skittish that their new majority leader, Kevin McCarthy, hails from left-leaning California (Page A7).
Their fears were allayed, however, after McCarthy pledged to confine his visits to California to the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, and installed a decontamination shower in his office to use after meetings with fellow Californian Nancy Pelosi.
Don’t know much about history: On this day in 1989, the Supreme Court refused to shut down the “dial-a-porn” industry (Today in History, Page A2).
Writing for the majority, Justice John Paul Stevens cited First Amendment issues, and also the fact that the Internet would wipe out dial-a-porn within about 10 years — 15, tops.
— Mark Carlson, Herald staff
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