Ohio uses Vax-a-Million to lure vaccine hesitant
Gov. Mike DeWine launches a $5 million prize and $4-year scholarships to boost Ohio vaccination rates amid skepticism. The plan aims to persuade unvaccinated residents, with early signs showing increased interest and a spike in first-dose uptake across age groups.
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Ohio
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Urgent push urged to save Afghan allies before U.S. pullout
Trudy Rubin argues for rapid evacuation of Afghan interpreters, aid workers, and activists who helped American forces. She cites SIV visa program chaos, bipartisan pressure in Congress, and models from 1975 Vietnam and 1996 Iraqi Kurdish evacuations. Public note provides contact details for readers.
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Congress
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James Miervaldis
No One Left Behind
Kabul
Afghanistan
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Taliban
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United States
Julie Kornfeld
IRAP
International Refugee Assistance Project
State
State Department
Miervaldis
White House
Department of Defense
Vietnam
Saddam Hussein
Guam
Antony Blinken
China
Changing face of conservatism in the Republican Party
John M Crisp argues traditional conservative ideals clash with current GOP strain. He notes Hamilton Adams liberal balance, warns modern Republicans abuse low tax and small government rhetoric, embrace grievance, and oppose norms such as mask rules. He cautions loss of rational conservatism threatens national health.
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John Adams
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James Madison
Hamilton
Adams
U.S
Republican Party
Rosa Parks
Jefferson
Madison
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