Racist rhetoric sparks debate over immigration reform
The piece argues Democrats push race as a political weapon to energize voters while acknowledging racism helps explain GOP opposition to immigration reform. It cites Pelosi and King with comments on race coded in immigration policy and notes historical patterns cited by Sen. Lindsey Graham.
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Ethics rule reversal on travel disclosure for members of Congress
An ethics ruling allowing privately funded trips to be omitted from annual financial disclosures sparked outcry and was quickly reversed. Trips must still be reported within 15 days to the Clerk's office, which hosts a searchable database of gifts and travel.
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National Journal
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Dave Loebsack
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
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Keep Roswell Beautiful director praised for city marketing work
A Roswell reader commends Renee Roach for directing Keep Roswell Beautiful and promoting the city through extensive marketing. The letter highlights her volunteer board, youth conservation programs, and efforts to advance Roswell's tourism and events despite long hours and frequent travel.
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Remembering Chuck Norris A Midwest farmer and community pillar
Charles H. Norris 88 of Mason City Iowa is remembered for a lifetime of farming service and civic involvement. He served in the U S Army and built a local legacy through church work farm leadership and regional farm bureau roles in Cerro Gordo County. He influenced neighbors with his work ethic and adoption of farming technology.
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Chuck) Norris
Mason City
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New oral antiviral options boost hepatitis C treatment optimism
The article explains hepatitis C can progress without symptoms and briefly reviews past peginterferon with ribavirin therapy. It notes FDA approval in 2011 of two oral antivirals that can eradicate the virus with genotype 1 when used with peginterferon and ribavirin, and cites new studies showing promising multi-drug oral regimens achieving viral clearance.
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