Roswell Daily Record editor defends cartoon amid Facebook uproar
The Roswell newspaper faces national scrutiny after staff cartoonist Keith Bell satirized street name changes. The editor condemns vitriolic online attacks while defending free speech and diversity, noting costs and local debate over honoring MLK Jr and Cesar Chavez.
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Debunking the Campus Rape Culture Narrative
AEI scholar Christina Hoff Sommers challenges the idea of a national rape culture and epidemic on campuses. She cites data gaps and media sensationalism including the Rolling Stone UVA piece to argue-most men do not commit epidemic assault and society is not organized around rape.
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Editorial GOPs risk reward calculus on legalizing pot
A Pew study shows younger Republicans favor pot legalization, creating a GOP dilemma. The piece argues for a measured, prudent approach, balancing potential gains with risks and highlighting federalist values and criminal justice reform as pragmatic paths. It notes unequal impacts and urges nuanced policy over simple political calculus.
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Medication review should be part of every doctor visit
Dear reader asks how to know if longtime medications remain necessary. Expert urges routine med review at each visit because aging changes drug clearance and interactions rise with multiple doctors and OTC use. Benzodiazepines diphenhydramine antidepressants and sleeping pills pose significant risks for older patients.
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