Measles outbreak fear grows as Disneyland reports cases
Disturbing rise in measles cases linked to Disneyland prompts concern over vaccine hesitancy. Public health voices note unvaccinated children heighten risk, while pediatrician De Charles Goodman bans unvaccinated patients from his Los Angeles practice. Protests from some mothers follow, arguing for parental choice amid rising cases and media voices.
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Kansas lawmakers face 2012 tax plan repeal question
Our view criticizes the 2012 income tax cuts pushed by Gov. Sam Brownback and argues lawmakers should repeal the plan. It recalls a 2012 plea to moderates by Steve Morris, describes the political pressures from Brownback and the Koch alignment, and contends the tax cuts led to budget shortfalls harming schools highways and services. The piece blames Brownback for engineering a conservative shift and calls for accountability.
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Quotes Spark Kansas Debate On Free Speech And Pool Plans
Editorial quotes react to Kansas proposals restricting professors from using official titles in columns and to a city discussion about funding a large pool project. Comedian remarks criticize limits on speech while city officials weigh costs for a new pool and related repairs.
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Bipolar disorder debate echoes through media and history
Leonard Pitts cites a radio host dismissing mental illness while tracing bipolar disorder from its 19th century descriptions to modern stigma. The column contrasts Lincoln seeking help with today’s cuts to mental health services and calls for empathy over “stoicism.”
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Return to regular order could heal Congress says Leettamilton
Leettamilton, director of the Center on Congress at Inchart University and former U S representative for 34 years, argues McConnell may restore debate and amendments. He warns mega bills limit participation, reduce scrutiny, and threaten democracy, urging a return to open, accountable procedure.
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