Albuquerque campaign spending ruling may influence national elections
A New Mexico judge upheld city limits on campaign spending, a decision praised by the National Voting Rights Institute as potentially shaping laws nationwide. Judge Martha Vazquez found the 25 year limit beneficial to electoral integrity and rejected Rick Homans' injunction request.
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Ten-year-old coping with Tourette's syndrome challenges
Ten-year-old Zak Hollis endures persistent tics and vocalizations from Tourette's syndrome. The condition causes involuntary movements, struggles with daily tasks, and social stares, while medical guidance covers diagnosis, inheritance, and treatment options including stimulant and antipsychotic medications.
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