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VA reform urged after VA scandal and Shinseki resignation
Congress acts swiftly to fund and reform the Department of Veterans Affairs after disclosures that thousands of veterans waited months for care or were never seen. FBI probes into possible falsified records raise stakes, with calls for funding, accountability, and criminal charges where warranted.
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The People Speak Editor’s Take on Objectivity and Bias
Opinion piece defending verifiable facts over subjective writing. Names like Granato Waltonenbauh Hall Jenkins cited as examples of emotion over evidence. Calls for objective reporting and cites quote about dangerous ignorance.
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Silent D Day veteran Cliff Morgan remembered on 100th birthday
McClatchy Tribune recalls U S Army Captain Cliff Morgan who landed with the second wave at Normandy in 1944 and later participated in the Battle of the Bulge and Remagen crossing before rebuilding Berlin and serving at the Pentagon. His daughter recalls the silent, final moment they shared on a Normandy bluff in 1956.
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Immigration crisis. unaccompanied minors flood border
McClatchy Tribune notes tens of thousands of illegal immigrant children cross from Guatemala El Salvador and Honduras seeking a better life. It cites Obama policy easing deportations for children and warns the influx strains Border Patrol while many migrants face hardship and limited prospects.
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