Mass shootings in the United States and proposed responses
Tom McDonald examines the U.S. mass shooting epidemic with statistics from studies and lists five potential responses. He discusses media coverage, mental health controls, armed security in schools, gun manufacturer liability, and the option to arm the public, urging consideration rather than inaction.
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Use of force scrutiny in Roswell police raising questions
Editorial praises life saving restraint by Roswell officers in a crisis involving Valerie Palombi, a Roswell police member who fired a gun at home. It argues beanbag option should replace bullets, urges discipline, and warns against excessive force as seen in Albuquerque case.
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In a world of mercenaries he was a missionary David Cohen
David Cohen a longtime public interest lobbyist died at 79 in Washington. He advocated civil rights voting rights and campaign finance reform for over five decades and sought common ground with lawmakers and mentees.
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Quitting smoking worth weight gain risk says health writer
Dear Doctor K notes quitting smoking brings clear health benefits despite possible weight gain. Studies show long term risk reductions for heart disease and stroke even after weight increases, with most weight gain occurring in the first year and plan suggestions to manage appetite and calories.
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