Illegal immigration crisis linked to federal policy claims
The letter argues federal decisions to house 800 illegal immigrants at FLETC and to manage 60 000 child arrivals in 2014 strain health, education, and law enforcement nationwide. It cites deportation rules, HHS handling, and potential crime growth tied to migrant youth and families aided by DREAM Act politics.
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Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
FLETC
Artesia
Union
Obama
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Congress
Border Patrol
Canada
Mexico
Health & Human Services Department
HHS
Immigration, Customs and Enforcement
U.S
Calle 18
Colleges urged to improve safeguards for sexual assault victims
Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill leads a bipartisan effort to strengthen campus responses to rape and sexual violence. A survey of 440 schools shows gaps in reporting, training, investigation, and services, with athletic departments sometimes overseeing cases. Critics say colleges are working hard to address the issue.
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Claire McCaskill
Missouri Democrat
McCaskill
Jackson County
Senate
White House
American In Council On Education
Ada Meloy
ACE
The
Post-Dispatch
Chuck Rausch
Remembering campaigns and the enduring poll idea
The narrator recalls an October 27 1948 glimpse of President Truman in Weymouth Massachusetts and notes Truman’s impending loss to Dewey. He reflects on enduring polls in politics citing 1972 Nixon and Agnew victory, Shriver, and later 2014 Senate races showing Obama losses in several states. He mentions Fritz Hollings and campaign appearances and ends mid thought about Kay Hagan in North Carolina.
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Weymouth
Massachusetts
Harry Truman
Brockton
Truman
U.S
Tom Dewey
Sargent Shriver
Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
George McGovern
Shriver
Statehouse
Columbia
South Carolina
Fritz” Hollings
Mark Begich
Alaska
Senate
John McCain
Obama
Red
Romney
Arkansas
Mark Pryor
White House
Mary Landrieu
Louisiana
Raleigh
North Carolina
Kay Hagan
Heart attack risk during sex remains low for older men
A reader with prior heart attack asks about resuming sex. Expert guidance notes less than 1 percent risk of heart attack during intercourse, lower risk of death, and guidance on waiting times after angioplasty or bypass surgery. Symptoms guidance and stress-test ability help determine safety.
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Doctor K
Harvard Medical School
Thomas Lee
American Heart Association
Lee
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