Debating hospital errors and creation science views
An opinion piece notes 195000 annual U.S. deaths from hospital errors per a GAO study of 37 million Medicare patients. It urges media focus, cites agencies for complaints, praises Miami Valley Hospital, and discusses Hinduism and Darwin in a landmark ruling that creation science is not science.
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Corporate leaders ignore recovery urge, Reich argues
In a critique of US economics, Robert Reich contends corporate America tolerates high unemployment to suppress wages and sustain profits. He says job growth slumped in July, wages fell, and a long-term tax rise for the wealthy would fund roads, schools, and health care to spur durable growth.
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A-Rod PED suspension roils MLB headlines
Major League Baseball suspended 13 players including New York Yankee star Alex Rodriguez for 211 games amid PED violations. Rodriguez, back with the Yankees after a stint on the disabled list, will play while appealing. The case renews debate over PEDs and role-model expectations in sports.
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Right government waste and the burden of reforms
Opinion by Thomas Sowell criticizes reform driven politics that create new problems. It argues policies in housing education and public projects, from homelessness spikes to public health mandates, often shift costs to taxpayers and erode individual choice. It notes anti trash-can park proposals and Obamacare as examples of overreach by outsiders.
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AR stores in public spaces boost Yihaodian shopping experience
Forbes reports Yihaodian in China creates augmented reality stores accessible only at specific public locations like squares. Customers use smartphones to view virtual shelves and displays, simulating a physical retail environment to enhance immersion in online shopping.
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