Federal Corrections Task Force Calls For Sentencing Reform
The Charles Colson Task Force on Federal Corrections argues one size fits all sentencing swells federal prisons with mainly nonviolent drug offenders. It advocates probation for more offenders, potential $5 billion savings, and cites state smart on crime successes.
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Rubio Seen as GOP Best Shot for New Mexico
Tom McDonald argues Marco Rubio is the most electable Republican in the coming general election and could win New Mexico, given its diverse electorate. The piece notes Rubio's stance on guns and immigration, contrasts Hispanic backgrounds, and suggests attention to New Mexico could grow after Super Tuesday.
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Automation and Job Loss Raise Wage and Skill Concerns
Economists warn that robots and computers may take more jobs than they create as costs push firms to cut labor. A Frey and Osborne study estimates 47 percent of U.S. jobs could be automated by 2033. Steve Hansen urges readers to pursue continuous education and skill updates.
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