Three-way Senate Debate Sparks New Mexico Race
In Albuquerque a heated three-way U S Senate debate featured incumbent Democrat Martin Heinrich defending Social Security benefits and border security amid Libertarian Gary Johnson and Republican Mick Rich attacking federal spending and governance. Johnson urged reform of Social Security while Rich warned of drug smuggling and criticized Kavanaugh.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
U.S. Senate
Martin Heinrich
Mexico
Gary Johnson
Senate
Heinrich
Mick Rich
Ing
Supreme Court
Brett Kavanaugh
Kavanaugh
Johnson
Hillary Clinton
Sen
Ate
Walruses Face Threatened Species Fight Over Sea Ice Need
In Alaska and beyond a legal battle grows over listing Pacific walruses as threatened due to reduced summer sea ice. Scientists note uncertain impacts on birth, nursing, and habitat while advocates push protections and habitat planning.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Center For Biological Diversity
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Justice Department
Chukchi Sea
Russia
Fish and Wildlife Service
Texas
National
U.S
Barack Obama
Arctic
Donald Trump
Obama
Trump
Interior and Commerce Departments
Shaye Wolf
Wolf
Chad Jay
U.S. Geological Survey
Beaufort Sea
Jay
United States Geological Survey
Point Lay
MeToo prompts old misconduct reports at colleges
Ruth D Eredita, a Mount Holyoke graduate, joined a wave of women revealing past sexual misconduct by professors. Colleges struggle with investigating decades old cases, policy limits, and the push to balance credibility, due process, and survivor needs.
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MeToo
Boston
Ruth D’eredita
Senate
Supreme Court
Brett Kavanaugh
White House
Rob Kent
Michigan State University
New England
West Coast
Lon
Ger
Associated Press
Laurie Schuster
Association of
Rutgers University
Mount Holyoke
D’eredita
Vienna
Virginia
Kellie Brennan
Ohio State University
Kent
Michigan State
Ohio State
University of Wisconsin
Michael Dunn
Dunn
St. Mary's College of Maryland
D'Eredita