Jury Duty Reflections on Impartiality and Selection
A juror recounts the jury duty process from invitation to rejection, detailing panel formation, security passes, and voir dire. The piece surveys impartiality challenges, diverse backgrounds, and attitudes toward law enforcement, ending with personal nonselection and reflections on courtroom dynamics.
Energy, Sanctions and Putin Pressure US to Exploit Domestic Fuels
Editorial argues sanctions alone may fail to deter Putin while the United States could blunt Moscow's leverage by expanding energy exports. It cites fracking technology, export restrictions dating to the 1970s, and environmental fears as barriers, urging policy shifts to unlock oil and gas to boost jobs and prices. REPRINTED From THE Orange County REGISTER
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Oklahoma suing federal agencies over Lesser Prairie Chicken ruling
Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt filed suit on behalf of the state and DEPA against the Interior Department and Fish and Wildlife Service. He accuses the agencies of using sue and settle tactics to force a listing of the Lesser Prairie Chicken, potentially affecting 40 million acres across five states and vast energy resources. The DEPA and Oklahoma cite a $26 million volunteer habitat plan as an alternative to listing.
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Daily aspirin protects against heart disease and clotting
Daily low dose aspirin reduces risk for heart disease and stroke in high risk patients but raises bleeding risk and stomach irritation in others. Enteric coating and buffered forms may not reduce GI risk. chewable low dose aspirin could be preferable for some readers.
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