Arizona veto tests religious freedom bill debate
The Arizona governor Jan Brewer vetoed SB 1062 amid a national clash over religious liberty and LGBT rights. Proponents argued for free exercise protections for businesses while critics warned of discrimination. The piece reflects on historical misuse of religion to justify inequality and urges balance, grace, and restoration rather than condemnation, citing Biblical examples and urging faith-based dialogue.
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CVS Pulls Tobacco From Shelves A Bold Move
The New Sun Journal editorial argues CVS will stop selling tobacco by October, a first among national pharmacies, citing health mission alignment and potential $2 billion sales loss. It notes potential shifts for quitters, insurance coverage improvements, and future e cigarette regulation efforts. The piece weighs societal costs and personal choice as smoking declines nationally.
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Policy for Letters to the Editor at The Daily Record
The Daily Record invites letters from readers and aims to publish those that follow guidelines. Letters must include writer name, address, and phone number. unsigned letters are disallowed unless emailed. Libelous or offensive content or active civil cases may be rejected. space is limited to 600 words. up to two letters per month per writer.
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Iron rule of religion in American politics debated
A broad critique argues a near universal rule bars clergy from political action, save when backing the author’s side. It cites nun orders, a confrontation over the contraceptive mandate, landmark Supreme Court cases, Arizona politics over religious liberty, and the pivotal role of Quakers and Methodists in ending slavery.
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Snoring and Sleep Apnea Link to Blood Pressure
Severe snoring may signal obstructive sleep apnea or OSA. OSA causes brief airway blockages during sleep, triggering adrenaline surges that raise heart rate and blood pressure. Treating OSA with CPAP in patients with treatment resistant hypertension can modestly lower blood pressure and improve nighttime patterns, though adherence to CPAP varies.
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