Echo chambers and polarisation in modern media debate
Tom McDonald argues that social media cements echo chambers separating conservatives and liberals, praising old media for fairness while warning of cyberbullying and the Jekyll and Hyde syndrome. He cites Gov. Susana Martinez and coverage at the GOP and Dem conventions, noting most voters stay fixed in their views. He signs as founder of the New Mexico Community News Exchange.
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Misconduct at TSA Tarnishes Airport Security Image
A House Homeland Security Committee report finds rising TSA employee misconduct from 2013 to 2015, with Los Angeles, Newark, and Boston among the top airports. It links neglect of duty and ethics violations to weak disciplinarian action, warning such misconduct undermines traveler safety.
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Money pours into Trump's campaign amid billionaire influence
The writer argues after the presidential primary that Trump now attracts millions in commitments through super PACs shaped by Citizens United. He claims billionaire donors back Trump due to his alignment with extreme right GOP elements, warning democracy is at risk.
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Donald Trump
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Citizen United
Supreme Court
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William F. Biiney
Roswell
Country Not For Sale Clinton Kaine Campaign Call
A political appeal urges voters to back Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine citing human rights equality and fairness. It argues to resist special interests and protect women’s health privacy while modernizing immigration policy and promoting inclusion. The message touts Clinton Kaine as trusted by other nations.
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Roswell Daily Record adopts letter submission guidelines
The Roswell Daily Record outlines how readers may submit letters and columns. It requires real names and cities, a phone number for verification, and limits letters to under 250 words for quicker publication.
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