New Mexico Hispanics Show Strong Mexican Origin Shift
New Mexico's 2010 Census data reveal 62 percent of Hispanics trace origin to Mexico, up from 43.1 percent in 2000, with Bernalillo County showing a sharp rise from 38 percent in 2000 to 57.7 percent in 2010. The state remains a majority minority with Native Americans, African Americans, and Asians included, and multiple counties report Hispanic majorities of Mexican origin.
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Chaves
Dosa Ana
Hidalgo
Lea
Luna
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Otero
Eddy County
Lea County
Con
Dora Ana
Tom Chavez
United Nations condemns DPRK satellite launch in UNSC statement
The Security Council unanimously condemns the DPRK satellite launch on April 13 and urges Pyongyang to refrain from further ballistic missile tests. It calls for renewed Six-Party Talks, notes China's constructive role, and emphasizes dialogue to restore momentum toward resuming negotiations.
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Asia
Pyongyang
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Seoul
Beijing
United States
U.S
Taliban strikes in Kabul test NATO security in Afghanistan
A Telegraph guest editorial analyzes a coordinated Taliban assault on Kabul targeting the NATO compound, the presidential palace and embassies. The breaches suggest intelligence failures and highlight Afghan dependence on NATO air support and special forces as Western powers plan post Chicago talks.
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Kabul
Hamid Karzai
Chicago
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London
Christie warns of financial and moral bankruptcy in America
The piece cites Gov. Christie predicting a country of couch-sitting dependents on government checks. It traces transfer payments rising from 1965 to today, noting social security, veterans benefits, and federal payrolls as drivers, and argues the nation leans more on government funding than in the past.
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Chris Christie
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Washington Post
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Doonesbury Question on Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease
The answer explains NAFLD a spectrum of disorders with fat buildup in liver cells, not tied to heavy drinking. It affects up to about 30 percent of adult Americans and can occur in people who drink little or no alcohol, often linked to overweight.
NAFLD overview from Harvard Medical School adviser
NAFLD often has no symptoms but can lead to serious problems. It has no known exact cause and aligns with obesity and Type 2 diabetes epidemics linked to insulin resistance.
Mary Jennings Named to Who's Who of American Women
Mary Jennings of Roswell has been selected for Who's Who of American Women in 1987-88. She is vice president and business manager of the Gold Source at 1400 W Second St, daughter of Mrs. Robert Corran of San Antonio and the late Robert Corran, married to Gary R., with two children Rhonda and Renee. Jennings graduated from LBJ High School and studied at UT Austin UT Arlington Texas Lutheran College and Eastern New Mexico University. She also studied diamond grading at the Gemological Institute of America in Santa Monica California.
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