Repeal most laws to let markets work, says critic
A writer argues that excessive federal and local laws chill life and raise costs. He cites lawyer led lawsuits, such as charges of discrimination to push bells and bars, while warning fear of litigation stifles innovation and harms consumers. He urges trimming rules and relying on free market competition.
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George Washington
John
Banzhaf
Washington, D.C
Carolyn
Carter
Korean Dry Cleaners Association
Machan
C.S. Lewis
Lewis
Monsanto
Editorial: Trial exposes complexity of justice and race
The piece argues justice is complex beyond the Stand Your Ground case of George Zimmerman who was acquitted in Trayvon Martin's 2012 death. It cautions against polarized reactions, urges renewed trust, and notes the case remains a national reckoning on race, policy, and media influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zimmerman
Neighborhood Watch
Trayvon Martin
Zimmerman
Florida
Martin
America
Thomas Jefferson and Malala on education against extremism
The article links Malala Yousafzai’s UN appeal for universal education to Jefferson’s warning about ignorance and freedom. It notes Boko Haram’s attacks in Nigeria and highlights Malala’s resolve to defend education for all children, including those in extremist groups, as a weapon against tyranny.
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Malala Yousafzai
Taliban
United Nations
Reuters
Thomas Jefferson
Pakistan
Boko Haram
Hausa
Malala
U.N
Pulsatile Tinnitus and Hearing Concerns
The piece explains pulsatile tinnitus a rhythmic heart tied sound in the ear. It notes about 50 million Americans have tinnitus to some degree and cites Dr. David Wernick of Harvard Medical School. Causes include conductive hearing loss which heightens internal head noises like breathing and blood flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
United States
David Wernick
Harvard Medical School
Curtis C Wynne Named Managing Editor At Carlsbad Current Argus
Curtis C Wynne a Carlsbad native and Carlsbad High School graduate becomes managing editor of the Carlsbad Current Argus He is an alumnus of New Mexico Tech studied metallurgical engineering and has prior stints as reporter photographer mine engineer and safety engineer for Potash Company of America He returned to the Current Argus last year as a staff writer.
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Curtis C. Wynne
Carlsbad Current Argus
Wynne
Carlsbad
Carlsbad High School
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Current-Argus
Potash Company of America
Current- Argus
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