Stevens Proposes Six Constitutional Amendments
Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens argues for six amendments including rewording the Second Amendment to align with original intent and allows capital punishment under the Eighth Amendment. He critiques Roe v. Wade and contrasts with Mark Levin’s book advocating a state-led constitutional convention to curb federal powers. The piece notes elections impact court balance and cites Cal Thomas.
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Privacy and Surveillance in the Digital Age
The author argues privacy is slipping as individuals trade control for convenience. High profile breaches and data mining by firms like Amazon and Facebook collide with government data access debates, urging readers to weigh voluntary privacy against public interest and safety. The piece notes NSA data patterns and NHTSA black box plans, highlighting trust concerns and personal responsibility in data sharing.
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Laura's Law gains focus as a mental health fix
Editorial argues for Laura's Law, a California program for court ordered outpatient treatment of mentally ill offenders. It cites Nevada County outcomes, calls for Orange County action, and notes cost, funding, and opposition factors while linking to related mass shootings and policing costs.
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Heart healthy diet basics reduce heart disease risk
A heart healthy diet may reduce heart attack risk by 73 percent versus a typical American diet. Key principles include eliminating trans fats, limiting saturated fat, choosing whole grains, eating meat sparingly, using low fat dairy, and opting for healthy cooking oils such as canola and safflower.
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