Your Views On Blood Donation National Blood Donor Month
National Blood Donor Month highlights how one pint can save up to three lives and urges donations as blood needs persist with weather cancellations and winter illnesses. Eligibility includes age 17 and 110 pounds, with junior requirements. a mini checkup accompanies each donation, and calls to donate are encouraged via 1-800-RED CROSS or redcrossblood.org.
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Assaults on Press Freedom Targeted by Ag Gag Laws
The piece condemns ag gag laws in Idaho Iowa Kansas Missouri Montana North Dakota and Utah that criminalize investigations of animal abuses in factory farms. It notes four animal protection workers charged under Utahs law for documenting pig transport from Circle Four Cedar City Utah to Farmers John LA slaughterhouse. It calls for confronting assaults on press freedom and cites the Charlie Hebdo tragedy.
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McConnell Restoration of Regular Order Aims to Reform Senate
Byron York analyzes how Mitch McConnell plans to restore regular order in the Senate, allowing amendments in committees and on the floor to appeal to both parties. The change could lengthen the work week, boost committee activity, and foster substantive policy debate, though success hinges on cross party cooperation and avoidance of internal Republican pushback.
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This Day in History January 14 Through the Ages
Highlights include the 1784 Treaty of Paris ending the Revolutionary War ratified by the United States, 1784 Britain followed suit, 1814 Denmark ceded Norway at Kiel, 1900 Puccini’s Tosca world premiere, 1914 Ford assembly line innovation, 1952 NBC Today debut, 1954 Monroe and DiMaggio marriage, 1963 Wallace Alabama governorship, 1965 Jeanette MacDonald dies, 1994 nuclear accord, 2005 Abu Ghraib verdict, 2010 Haiti aid surge, and 2014 Egypt constitutional referendum amid violence.
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