Enchantment debate shows New Mexico culture splits
New Mexico culture sparks debate as Albuquerque Journal readers weigh what being a New Mexican means in a 100 word exercise. The exchange highlights tensions between embracing cultural diversity and prioritizing science, technology, and economic development across the state.
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Albuquerque Journal
Win Quigley
Espanola
Roberta Cooper Ramo
Albuquerque
R. Braiden Trapp
The
Rio Grande Sun
Trapp
Oklahoma
Postal Service
Martinez
Richardson
Cannon and Holloman
New Mexico News Services
Obama taxes and income inequality debate on education and family
The author critiques Obama policy on income redistribution and taxes, arguing high taxes dampen growth. It highlights 48 percent poverty among children in female headed households versus 11 percent in married households and cites high out of wedlock birth rates among African Americans and Hispanics. The piece questions national campaigns addressing single parent homes and education.
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Dan Quayle
Murphy Brown
Candice
Power confronts Maduro over U N envoy remarks
Editorial argues Samantha Power correctly labeled Cuba Iran Russia and Venezuela as oppressive regimes. Maduro protests and seeks apology, but the piece urges steady U S diplomacy, noting oil dependence and trade ties with Venezuela remain strong despite sharp rhetoric.
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Barack Obama
United Nations
Power
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Cuba
Iran
Russia
Venezuela
Nicolas Maduro
Hugo Chavez
Maduro
Chavez
Washington
Elias Jaua
John Kerry
Caracas
United States
Obama pivoting to economy draws critique in column
The Wall Street Journal notes multiple pivots by President Obama to the economy as a political talking point. Critics urge action over rhetoric, urge meeting with Congress, and argue Obamacare harms job growth while claiming meritocracy works in sports but not in policy.
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Wall Street Journal
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Washington
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India
Gestational diabetes risks and management guidance
A reader asks about risks to a baby with gestational diabetes. High blood sugar during pregnancy can raise risks of preeclampsia, premature birth, lung problems, and large baby size. Controlling glucose through diet and, if needed, insulin, with close obstetric monitoring, helps reduce these risks and supports safe delivery.
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