Rogan speaks out on breast and cervical cancer act
Congressman James E. Rogan explains the Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Act passed by the House to extend Medicaid coverage for uninsured women diagnosed with cancer through the CDC early detection program. The program funds screening for low income women and aims to expand public health coverage, particularly in Los Angeles County, to identify victims and provide treatment.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Centers For Disease Control
Congress
Los Angeles County
Save the U S Congress by Susan Carpenter McMillan
Susan Carpenter McMillan writes that the eleventh anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protest recalls a perceived betrayal by Congress and the President. She argues Republicans abandoned three core values and urges buying American made products to defend workers and children’s rights. McMillan is a San Marino resident and Republican nominee.
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U.S. Congress
Tienamin Square
China
Clinton
Lincoln
Icans
Republican Party
Congress
America
Germany
Susan Carpenter McMillan
San Marino
44Th
Assembly
Dellar Editor San Marino Firefighters Morning Breakfast Event
The San Marino Firefighters Association hosted a breakfast event serving about 400 meals and offering hundreds of fire engine rides. Attendees enjoyed a positive morning with good weather and community participation.
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Dellar
San ‘Marino
Insurance versus third party payers in medical care
A columnist argues that universal health coverage and third party financing create waste and higher costs. He cites car repair as an analogy and critiques government and private insurer incentives, highlighting the need to pay real costs, reduce paperwork, and conserve scarce medical resources. The piece stresses personal accountability and the limits of insurance for small repairs.
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Hillary Clnton
Thomas Sowell
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
Creators Syndicate, Inc
Can Black Children Be Brilliant? A prodigy pianist story
A five year old boy named Jordan Adams plays Mozart at the piano after receiving an electronic keyboard at age three. The piece discusses his precocity, family background, and debates on Black academic achievement, citing Shelby Steele and broader societal factors.
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Jordan Adams
Washington Post
Jordan
Adams
United Nations
Washington
D.C
Bria
Alf
Shelby Steele
America
Mona Charen
Creators Syndicate
Creators.com
Creators Syndicate, Inc
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