What voters want to hear in the second debate
Cal Thomas weighs in on the 2016 presidential debate dynamics. He critiques Hillary Clinton as rehearsed and scripted, argues Trump should pivot to policy, racial and poverty issues, church partnerships for reform, and accountability. He urges focusing on constitutional questions, nuclear policy, entitlement reform, and real voter concerns to improve Trump’s score.
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Constitution display sparks debate on New Mexico education plan
The New Mexico Constitution is now displayed on the capitol floor, praised as professionally curated by Rep. Cathrynn Brown. The piece ties to debates over higher education strategy led by Secretary Barlearn Damron, including plans to curb graduation requirements, while critics note costs of decentralization and the entrenched school election rules.
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Home rehab after hip surgery may be done at home
A study presented by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons found no major differences in function one month or six months after hip replacement between patients receiving conventional in clinic physical therapy and those doing home exercises. Potential cost savings and convenience are noted, but results are preliminary and not yet peer reviewed.
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Wells Fargo scandal underscores need for regulation
The Wells Fargo fraud exposed millions of phantom accounts and questioned CEO John G. Stumpf's accountability. Regulators face calls to strengthen oversight, as lawmakers weigh Dodd-Frank protections, while the SEC and DOJ may probe whether sales pressure fueled misconduct. The bureau fined Wells Fargo over 100 million and a further 24 million for servicemembers violations, highlighting ongoing investor and consumer risks.
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