American Academy of Pediatrics, et al. v. Robert Kennedy, Jr., et al.

Ancient coin with the staff of Hermes, the caduceus, now the sign for medicine

Those of you who care about healthcare, vaccinations, the MAHA movement, what is happening in America today to the government and its actions know that last year the American Academy of Pediatrics sued Robert Kennedy, Jr., for changing the government’s recommendations about vaccinations. I analyze the case here.

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T or C Mayor Pro Tem Destiny Mitchell has conflicts of interest—and they’re growing

The Bosses of the Senate, corporate money bags looming over senators, cartoon by Joseph Keppler in Puck, 1889, courtesy of Wikipedia

Conformance to the Government Conduct Act is largely dependent on government officials self-reporting or checking each other. Or city contractors not offering emoluments and/or rebuffing importuning government officials' requests for employment or kick-backs. The press has a duty to expose a lack of reporting conflicts of interest.

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What you need to know, March 22, 2026: “Climate change, overuse send the Middle Rio Grande into ‘dire’ situation”

Graph of Snow Water Equivalent of water going into the Rio Grande.

I link to an article by Laura Paskus, “Climate change, overuse send the Middle Rio Grande into ‘dire’ situation,” published March 20th by Source New Mexico.

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City receives $3.03 million from state and U.S. legislators this year

Lee Belle Johnson Building, photograph by John Murphy, image courtesy of Creative Commons

Capital outlay money from state legislators or the governor comes with the least oversight and strings. Grants from U.S. legislators are nearly as hassle free. The city manager and more city commissioners participated in lobbying this year, receiving about one-third of what was requested from state legislators.

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