Los Alamos seeks national park for Manhattan Project history
The piece weighs options for a Manhattan Project park in Los Alamos to preserve sites like Pond Cabin and a Fat Man assembly hut while weighing concerns about glorifying a dark chapter. It notes Hubbard Museum at Ruidoso Downs and Fort Stanton as underfunded but vital sites and praises former secretary John Dendahl.
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State Corrections
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State Penitentiary
Ruidoso Downs
Pond Cabin
Fort Stanton
Ruidoso
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America
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Fort Stanton Inc
Fortstanton.org
Obamacare tweaks spark questions about authority and repair
Editorial argues Obamacare health law remains flawed as Obama tweaks the signature act without new congressional approval. It questions legality of extending substandard policies and warns that bypassing Congress could undermine the law and cause broader damage.
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Barack Obama
Obama
ACA
Michael Steel
House
John Boehner
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U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
GOP
Why Republicans struggle to address rising inequality
The piece argues Republicans show little belief inequality is a real problem and fail to offer remedies beyond rhetoric. It cites Cantor and Ryan’s early concerns, Romney’s private remarks, and GOP actions cutting food stamps, unemployment benefits, and resisting Medicaid expansion, deepening the party’s image as hostile to working people.
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Barack Obama
House
John Boehner
White House
Capitol Hill
Wall Street
Eric Cantor
Budget Committee
Paul Ryan
Cantor
Mitt Romney
Florida
Romney
Ryan
Married cancer patients show improved survival says study
A Journal of Clinical Oncology study of about 735000 patients across ten cancer types finds married men 23 percent and married women 16 percent less likely to die. Spouses aid screening, treatment adherence, and daily care while single patients should seek social support.
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Journal of Clinical Oncology
When Love and Life Meet Cancer in Real Ways
Dr Komaroff notes social support and connectedness can improve health outcomes. He shares stories of resilient patients including a 90 year old widow choosing hospice and a dying man who attends his daughter's wedding, illustrating how purpose and presence influence illness trajectories.
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Dr. Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Doctor K
Shattuck St
Boston
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