No room for excuses in Obama narrative speech
The article discusses Barack and Michelle Obama using personal stories to connect with audiences and lift families, emphasizing no excuses and shared values. It notes a Morehouse College address urging black men to own their choices, while critics claim the rhetoric targets white liberals.
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Obama addresses Morehouse graduates in inspirational speech
President Obama gave two commencement addresses at Morehouse College urged African American men to model responsibility and ambition. He emphasized moral character over personal gain and urged graduates to use their degrees to help others, while noting government programs cannot provide everything earned.
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Deficits shrink but long term concerns remain
The CBO reports deficits falling faster than expected with a current year estimate of 642 billion and an April surplus, aided by higher revenues and bailout repayments. Yet analysts warn Medicare and Medicaid costs will rise as the baby boom retires, demanding reform and potential tax and entitlement changes.
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Do folic acid supplements boost immune health for women in 40s
Folic acid is a vitamin essential for cell maintenance and DNA production. It supports growth periods such as pregnancy and infancy, may reduce homocysteine, but does not prove immune protection. RDAs are 400 mcg daily, 600 mcg for pregnancy, to limit excess beyond 1,000 mcg daily.
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