Army misdiagnosis of soldiers sparks veterans care debate
The piece argues the U.S. Army labeled thousands of soldiers as having personality disorders to avoid covering combat-related health care, while PTSD diagnoses rose. It urges reevaluation of past cases to determine benefits, calling the practice unconscionable and urging discussion at SWKTalk.com.
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Editorial urges state to cut sugary drinks in schools
A reader comments that reducing sugary beverages in school vending machines is a must, praising the idea as timely and important. The exchange centers on a state mandated move linked to school wellness measures and dietary guidelines.
No title provided in source about new book on finances
Drew Catanese discusses a forthcoming book offering financial guidance aimed at readers earning their first paychecks. The piece notes the reluctance of society to discuss personal finances and highlights growing interest in money management tips.
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Iowa farm chief Vilsack seen as steady force in rural policy
David Broder portrays Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack as deeply engaged beyond his Iowa gubernatorial years focusing on rural America's long term needs. He champions energy, local food markets, broadband, and outdoor recreation while advancing Afghanistan's agriculture ministry reforms and racial equity cleanup at USDA.
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El Chapo Guzman Loera: the Untouchable drug lord
A profile of Joaquin Guzman Loera, known as El Chapo, detailing his rise, escape in 2001, vast cartel empire, $5 million bounty, U.S. and Mexican efforts to capture him, alleged army collusion, and local support in Badiraguato. The piece notes his global reach, connections, and the ongoing fight against narco violence.
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No Shame In Fame The Porn Star Daughter Debate
A film star's daughter plans a porn release to boost a career while critics warn of exploitation and profit driven, celebrity culture. The column argues that modern liberation is marred by manipulation, false freedom, and media sensationalism led by industry insiders. Stanley Crouch invites reader feedback.
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