Hard feelings linger in New Mexico Senate votes
Reporting on the New Mexico Senate in 2013 shows persistent partisan strain. Key figures include Sen. Tim Jennings, Majority Floor Leader Michael Sanchez, and Sen. Stuart Ingle as bills like SB 334 shift unemployment insurance funding amid cross party tensions and veto risks.
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Roswell
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House
Stuart Ingle
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Martinez
Dems
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George Munoz
D-Gallup
Public Employee Retirement Association
Munoz
Friends
Rand Paul filibuster targets Brennan drone nomination
Editorial notes Sen Rand Paul filibuster against CIA nominee John Brennan and questions legality of US drone strikes on American soil. It cites Holder's remarks on possible military force within the United States and links due process to constitutional rights from Magna Carta onward. The piece defends the senator's insistence on scrutiny of executive power.
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John O. Brennan
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Sen. Paul
Kentucky
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White House
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Paul
U.S
England
Do Antioxidants Help Slow Aging and Disease
Dear Doctor K explains what antioxidants are and whether taking antioxidant vitamins A C and E is beneficial. The piece discusses a once-plausible theory that such pills could slow aging, reduce heart disease risk, protect vision, and cut cancer, and notes why some doctors recommended daily use.
Antioxidants and Free Radicals in Health Theory
The text explains free radicals as unstable byproducts that steal electrons causing tissue damage through oxidation. Antioxidants neutralize radicals, leading to health benefits. It notes uncertainty about whether foods or pills provide real advantages and warns that untested theories tempt scientists to skip tests.
Many eyes makes democracy work in Nashville
A Nashville taxi driver, born in Somalia after fleeing civil war, contrasts life there with U S governance. He notes paved streets and active lights here versus corruption and empty promises back home. The narrator, a watchdog for government transparency, reflects on citizen scrutiny and the value of protests and lobbying over two centuries.
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Somalia
Nairobi
Damascus
Syria
Fireside Chats Begin in 1933 Crisis Uplift
On March 12 1933 President Franklin D Roosevelt delivered the first of his fireside chats to explain actions to confront the economic crisis. The date also marks Charles II granting New Netherland to the Duke of York in 1664 and the birth of Italian writer Gabriele D Annunzio in 1863.
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New Netherland
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Duke of York
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Pescara
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